App Screenshot Generator
Frame raw captures for the App Store and Google Play, add a headline and branded backdrop, then export PNG at the pixel sizes reviewers expect — all on this page.
This App Screenshot Generator is the editor, not a teaser. Pick a phone or tablet frame, drop a PNG or JPG, style the canvas, and download. Compositing stays in your browser.
How to create App Store screenshots
Choose a device frame
Pick the bezel that matches the store you are submitting to — iPhone frames for Apple listings, Pixel or Galaxy frames for Google Play — then set a frame finish such as space black or silver.
Upload a screen capture
Drop a PNG, JPG, or WEBP of your UI. The canvas places it inside the bezel automatically so you can judge safe margins before you add copy.
Style, size, and export
Write a headline, choose a gradient or solid backdrop, switch the canvas preset to the required pixel size, then download a full-resolution PNG from this page.
What this screenshot generator includes
22 current device frames
iPhone 17 series plus 16 and 15, iPad Pro 13", Galaxy S25 Ultra and Plus, Pixel 9 Pro, OnePlus 13, Xiaomi 15 Pro, and a no-frame option — enough bezels for iOS and Android listing sets.
Backgrounds that match a brand
Twelve gradient presets, solid fills, or your own backdrop image keep a five-slide store set visually consistent instead of mixing random colors.
Headline and subtitle on the canvas
Add a title and supporting line with color and size controls. Place copy at the top or bottom so each slide states a benefit, not just a raw UI crop.
Store canvas size presets
Pre-set widths and heights for App Store, Google Play, and Mac App Store rules so you export at the pixel dimensions reviewers check, not an approximate social crop.
PNG export in the browser
Download a full-resolution PNG from the preview. There is no render queue and no need to open Photoshop for a framed listing image.
Local compositing
Frames, text, and backgrounds are drawn with the Canvas API on your device. Source captures are not uploaded for this page’s layout step.
How store listing screenshots actually get used
A listing graphic is not the same file as a status-bar crop from a simulator. Stores ask for fixed pixel sizes, and shoppers decide in a second whether the product looks finished. This App Screenshot Generator sits on the same URL as the editor so you can frame a capture, add a line of marketing copy, and export without a separate design file. The notes below cover what to upload, which sizes matter, how copy should read, and when a framed phone is the wrong choice.
What to upload so the frame looks honest
Start from a clean UI capture: simulator, device screenshot, or a high-resolution recording still. Avoid photos of a phone on a desk — those already have a physical bezel and will look nested. PNG is best when the status bar or rounded corners should stay crisp; JPG is fine for dense home screens. Keep important buttons away from the very top and bottom of the crop because Dynamic Island, punch-hole cameras, and home indicators eat those pixels. If the source is letterboxed or includes a desktop browser chrome, crop it first so only the product UI fills the screen area.
App Store and Google Play sizes without guesswork
Apple currently expects at least one 6.7-inch iPhone size (1290×2796) or a 5.5-inch size (1242×2208) in a phone listing, plus separate iPad assets when you ship a tablet build. Google Play’s phone slot commonly uses 1080×1920. Those numbers change; always confirm the live help articles before you submit. On this page, switch the canvas preset to the slot you are filling, then export. Do not stretch a 16:9 marketing still into a 9:19.5 listing — reviewers and the store UI will letterbox or reject it. Make a short set (three to eight slides) that share one backdrop family so the listing reads as one campaign.
Copy that works on a three-inch phone in Search
Store grids shrink your slide. A seven-word headline beats a paragraph. Lead with the outcome (“Track workouts offline”) rather than the brand slogan. Subtitles can hold the qualifier (“No account required on first launch”). High-contrast type against the gradient matters more than a fancy font. If localized listings exist, export a separate PNG per language; do not paste tiny English into a Japanese screenshot. Leave padding so translated lines that grow 30% still sit inside the safe area.
When a device frame helps — and when to skip it
A realistic bezel tells shoppers the product is a phone or tablet app. It also wastes vertical space that could show more UI. Use a frame on hero slides and skip it (No Frame) when the UI itself is the story — onboarding carousels, dense dashboards, or iPad productivity layouts. Mixing framed and unframed slides in one listing looks accidental unless you do it on purpose (frame on slide 1, full-bleed UI after). Match metal finish to the product: space black for pro tools, silver or light gradients for consumer apps.
Privacy, iteration, and what this page is not
Layout runs locally. That is useful when the capture shows unreleased UI, customer data, or an internal build. It is not a screenshot of a running app: you still capture the screen elsewhere, then bring the file here. It is not a video preview generator, not an ASO keyword writer, and not a substitute for Apple or Google’s current spec tables. Keep the original captures. Change headline or backdrop and export again when you A/B test listing experiments in App Store Connect or Play Console.
A simple sequence for a five-slide set
Slide 1: framed hero, one benefit, strongest gradient. Slide 2–3: core workflows with shorter headlines. Slide 4: social proof or a differentiator (offline, privacy, speed). Slide 5: a clear next step or pricing honesty if you show it in-app. Reuse the same canvas size and type color across the set. Export PNG, spot-check at 40% zoom as if you were scrolling Search on a phone, then upload to the store. If a slide looks busy at that size, cut the subtitle rather than shrinking the type.
Official size reference: App Store Connect screenshot specifications
When a framed listing set is worth making
Shipping a first iOS or Android listing
Turn simulator captures into a coherent first impression: one frame family, one backdrop, and headlines that explain the job the app does. Faster than opening a full design file for five static slides.
Refreshing Play or App Store graphics after a UI change
Swap the inner capture, keep the canvas size and type styles, and re-export so the listing matches the build reviewers will install.
Testing headlines without a new photoshoot
Duplicate the layout, change only the title line, and download variants for a store listing experiment. The frame and size stay identical so the test is about copy, not crop.
Pitch decks, landing pages, and press kits
A phone bezel plus a short caption reads as a finished product shot in a deck or blog. Export square or portrait from the same source when the destination is not the store grid.
Common questions about listing screenshots
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