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Store screenshots for app developers

Screenshots that make people install.

Upload the captures you already have, say how the set should look in one sentence, and take back a finished listing — iPhone, iPad and Android, at the exact pixel sizes the stores demand. No design file. No canvas tool. No afternoon gone.

Recent output — one prompt per set

One sentence of direction each

fitness · sunset
finance · mono
recipes · warm
journal · paper
travel · dusk
habits · grid

11s

median time to a finished frame

3

device sizes — iPhone, iPad, Android

6

languages, captions rewritten not stretched

0

design files required

Three steps, and the set is done.

You already did the hard part. This is the ten minutes between finishing it and shipping it.

01 / UPLOAD

Drop in captures

Straight from the simulator or your device. Any resolution.

drop zone

02 / DESCRIBE

Say how it should feel

Colours, mood, framing. Plain language — no design vocabulary needed.

Warm sand background, dark serif captions, phone tilted slightly, soft shadow

03 / EXPORT

Take the finished set

Exact store dimensions for every device you picked. Edit any single frame, or re-run the whole set, as often as you like.

iphone_6.9_01.png done
iphone_6.9_02.png done
iphone_6.9_03.png done
iphone_6.9_04.png done

Six frames decide whether anyone installs it.

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 real screens, restyled

Your actual captures go into the render, so what ships is your app — not a stock phone with invented UI in it.

Every frame has a job

Hero feature, key benefit, how it works, proof, the close. Give each frame its angle and its words; the set still reads as one design.

One sentence of direction

Describe the look the way you'd describe it to a person. Stuck on a headline? Ask for one and keep editing it.

iPhone, iPad and Android

The same set, composed for each device and written out at exact store dimensions. Six languages, each caption rewritten to fit.

Change one frame, not the set

Ask for an edit in plain words. Every version is kept, nothing is overwritten, and you choose which one ships.

Saved direction per project

Your brief sticks to the project. Next release, run it again against new captures.

Free to try. Cheap to keep.

Every plan gets the whole editor — all devices, all languages, no watermark. Paid plans buy volume, not features.

Free

See what it does to one screen.

$0

3 generations Full-resolution output Yours to use
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Starter

For solo developers shipping regularly.

$19 / mo

50 generated screenshots per month Unlimited projects iOS + Android output sizes Email support
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Pro

For anyone shipping more than one app.

$49 / mo

250 generated screenshots per month Unlimited projects iOS + Android output sizes Priority generation queue Priority support
Choose Pro

Generations reset each billing period rather than rolling over. Cancel whenever — the screenshots you made stay yours.

Questions

Do you need my design files? +

No. Plain screenshots are enough. Everything else is described in a sentence.

What sizes do I get? +

Exact store dimensions, ready to upload: iPhone 6.9″ at 1290 × 2796, iPad 13″ at 2064 × 2752, and Android at 1080 × 2424.

Can it do other languages? +

Six so far — English, German, French, Spanish, Japanese and Brazilian Portuguese. Captions are rewritten to fit the frame, not stretched, and you can edit any of them before rendering.

What if a frame comes back wrong? +

Ask for the change in plain words — "move the caption up", "warmer background" — and that one frame re-renders. Every version is kept, so you can always go back. Each render costs one generation.

Who owns the output? +

You do, on every plan including free. We don't use your uploads to train anything.

Your whole set, ten minutes from now.

Three free generations. No card.