How to use
- Drop one or more screenshots into the box, or click to choose files. Use ↑ to change the order.
- Type a title and an optional subtitle for each screenshot. Click a thumbnail to preview it.
- Choose a device (iPhone, iPad, Pixel, Galaxy or no frame), the frame color, shadow and tilt, a background preset or your own gradient, and a text style preset or your own size, weight, alignment and color.
- Tick the store sizes you need, or use the App Store / Google Play buttons, and pick PNG or JPEG.
- Click “Download (ZIP)”. Each size gets its own folder with screenshot_1, screenshot_2 and so on.
App Store Connect and Google Play both ask for screenshots at fixed pixel sizes, and most teams wrap the raw screenshot in a device, a colored background and a short headline. This app store screenshot generator does that in the browser: add several screenshots at once, write a caption for each, and export all of them for every selected size in one go.
The layout follows a simple template. The caption sits in the top 20% of the image, 8% in from the sides. The device takes the lower 80% and is scaled to 85% of that area. The frame is a generic device drawn by code: a metal (black or silver) or matte clay rim, a glass bezel, real-device screen corners and a two-layer soft shadow, with optional tilt. Screen proportions come from each device (for example 1320×2868 for iPhone 16 Pro Max and 2064×2752 for iPad Pro 13"). Text size is given in points for a 2868 px tall canvas and scales with the output height, so every size looks the same.
Sizes included: App Store iPhone 6.9" (1320×2868), 6.7" (1290×2796), 6.5" (1242×2688), 5.5" (1242×2208), iPad Pro 13" (2064×2752) and 12.9" (2048×2732); Google Play phone 1080×1920 and 1440×2560, 7" tablet 1080×1920 and 10" tablet 1200×1920. The screenshot is stretched to the device screen, so use a capture from a device with the same shape. Images never leave your browser.