AppScreenshoot is an app store screenshot creation tool for app developers, mainly used to create App Store and Google Play listing screenshots.
Purpose Users can use it to organize existing real app screenshots into screenshot sets suitable for store display. The tool provides editable templates, device frames, backgrounds, and title text layers to help developers quickly complete visually consistent screenshots across different stores and device sizes.
Main capabilities
- Provides editable templates and a canvas, allowing users to browse templates and choose a design direction.
- Supports importing real app screenshots, and adding titles and descriptive copy through separate text layers.
- Provides canvases for iPhone, iPad, Android phone, and Google Play tablet, as well as a separate 1024 × 500 feature graphic.
- Supports device frames, and frames can also be removed to give the app interface more space.
- Allows previewing the entire set of screenshots and exporting PNG or JPEG files.
- Supports local editing; Pro templates require a Pro membership, and cloud projects require login.
How to use First prepare real product screenshots, open a template or choose a canvas in the studio, add app screenshots, adjust the background and titles, check the overall composition, and finally export PNG or JPEG. If precise preset dimensions are needed, export at 1× zoom in the full studio and check the downloaded dimensions; higher export multipliers will scale the canvas up proportionally. For store uploads, it is recommended to use an opaque background, because Apple and Google listing image guidelines require no transparency.
Use cases Suitable for developers who need to create listing screenshots for the App Store and Google Play, especially teams or individuals who want to quickly produce multi-size screenshot sets with less manual adjustment. It can also be used to create device mockups or continuous screenshot groups.
Limitations and notes
- The tool does not capture app screens or build interfaces for users; you must first capture real product screens yourself.
- It cannot determine whether screenshots accurately represent the product; you need to choose screens that reflect the title, delete sample text, and check whether small controls are clear at the final size.
- Screenshots for different features should be kept in a useful order.
- Canvas presets are not all the sizes accepted by stores; specific submission dimensions must refer to Apple's and Google's official specifications.
- Correct export dimensions do not guarantee store approval; screenshots must also accurately represent the product and meet store content requirements.
- Local image generation and submission are separate: the tool downloads image files, and users need to upload them themselves to App Store Connect or Play Console.
- If changing device targets or creating a separate feature graphic, check the latest guidelines at release time.
- Specific information such as pricing, fees, and platform support is not fully provided in the materials.
Official references: Apple screenshot specifications, Google Play preview asset guidelines.
