Store screenshots for app developers
Upload the screenshots you already have, pick a look, and say yes to each page. Then take back a finished listing: iPhone, iPad and Android, at the exact sizes the stores ask for, in six languages. No design file. No canvas tool. No afternoon gone.
One app, six of the 29 looks New looks coming all the time
See all 29 looks →40s
typical time to make one image
3
device sizes: iPhone, iPad, Android
6
languages, captions translated to fit
0
design files required
You already did the hard part. This is the ten minutes between finishing it and shipping it.
01 / YOUR APP
Two or three sentences, the way you would tell a friend. Every headline is written from it, and nothing it does not do is claimed.
Safe Snacker changes any recipe so you can eat it with your food allergies. Tell it what you avoid once, and it swaps the ingredients for you.
02 / SCREENSHOTS
Straight from the simulator or your phone, in the order the store should show them. Add pages with just words, too.
03 / YOUR IMAGES
Choose from 29 looks. Headlines are suggested from each screen. See every image before you move on, and ask for changes in plain words.
Yes, use this one →
04 / EVERYWHERE
Tick iPhone, iPad, Android and up to six languages. The words are translated for you, and the files are sized for each store.
Most people never read the description. They swipe the screenshots and decide there. That row is the whole pitch, so it should argue for the app, frame by frame, and look like it was made on purpose.
Your actual captures go into the render, so what ships is your app, not a stock phone with invented UI in it.
Pick a look once and every page matches it. Your app's own color marks the words that matter, so it still looks like your product. New looks are coming all the time.
Each screenshot is read and gets its own headline ideas. Use one, change it, or write your own.
The same set, composed for each device and written out at exact store dimensions. Six languages, each caption translated to fit.
Ask for an edit in plain words. Every version is kept, nothing is overwritten, and you choose which one ships.
Connect Claude, Cursor or any MCP client and it makes the set for you: uploads the screens, makes and fixes the images, and downloads the files where your build expects them.
Headlines and captions are written only from what your app does and what you told us: no invented ratings, awards or promises that get a listing rejected.
For AI agents · MCP
Connect Claude Code, Codex, Claude, Cursor or any MCP client and ask for store screenshots in plain words. Your agent does the whole job: starts the project, captures screens from the simulator, makes the set, looks at every image and fixes what is off, adds iPad, Android and other languages, and puts the files in fastlane/.
You connect once with your soggyhotdog account. There is no API key to copy or leak.
Reading, writing headlines and checking images are free. Anything that uses credits waits for your go-ahead, and more sizes and languages show the price first.
Give it your App Store link and it keeps the design of your current screenshots and puts in today's screens.
› Make App Store screenshots from the simulator in the Photo-led look, add German and the iPad sizes, and put them in fastlane/.
Done. Ten iPhone and ten iPad images, in English and German, are in fastlane/screenshots/, ready for deliver.
Works with Claude Code · Codex · Claude · Cursor · VS Code · any MCP client
One plan with everything: every look, device and language, no watermark, and your AI agent. Pay monthly, or yearly for half the price.
See what it does to one screen.
$0
Month to month. Cancel whenever.
$12 / mo
$6 a month, billed yearly. Try it free for 2 weeks.
$72 / yr
Credits refill every month on either plan, rather than rolling over. Need more? Top up 400 images for $6, priced near cost, and they never expire. Cancel whenever. The screenshots you made stay yours.
No. Plain screenshots are enough, plus a few sentences about what your app does.
Exact store dimensions, ready to upload: iPhone 6.9″ at 1290 × 2796, iPad 13″ at 2064 × 2752, and Android at 1080 × 2424.
Six so far: English, German, French, Spanish, Japanese and Brazilian Portuguese. Captions are translated to fit the frame, not stretched, and you can correct any of them afterwards.
Ask for the change in plain words, like "move the caption up" or "warmer background", and that one frame re-renders. Every version is kept, so you can always go back. Each change uses one credit.
You do, on every plan including free. We don't use your uploads to train anything.
Three free generations. No card.
