Storeshot

FAQ

What is the best app store screenshot generator?

A good app store screenshot generator should produce a cohesive set with one consistent palette and typography system across all frames, export at exact pixel dimensions for each store, and work from real app screenshots instead of generic templates. Storeshot is built around these principles: you upload raw screenshots and it plans a color palette, picks designer typography, writes headline copy, and composes the entire set in one pass without requiring design skills. It covers iPhone, iPad, Android phone, and Android tablet in portrait and landscape, with the first two generations free and no signup required.

How do I make App Store screenshots?

The process involves capturing clean source screens at native resolution, selecting the correct dimensions for your device class, writing benefit-led headlines of six words or fewer, composing frames with consistent palette and typography, and exporting at exact store sizes. With Storeshot, you upload raw in-app screenshots, choose App Store or Google Play and a device, then pick a style—it composes the headline text, background, device framing, and exports at exact pixel dimensions in a few minutes, compared to several hours per set done manually in Figma.

What size should App Store screenshots be?

For 2026 the App Store masters are the 6.9-inch iPhone (1260×2736 portrait) and the 13-inch iPad (2064×2752 portrait). For Google Play, the standard sizes are 1080×1920 for phones and 1536×2048 for tablets, though Play accepts widths between 320px and 3840px with aspect ratios between 16:9 and 9:16. Files must be PNG or JPEG, RGB, under 8 MB with no transparency, and dimensions must be exact as App Store Connect rejects images that are even one pixel off. Storeshot exports all these sizes automatically.

Does it work for Google Play screenshots too?

Yes, Storeshot generates both App Store (iPhone at 1260×2736, iPad at 2064×2752) and Google Play (phone at 1080×1920, tablet at 1536×2048) screenshots in portrait or landscape. A designed, cohesive set matters on Play because screenshots mostly appear on the listing page where users make their final decision. You pick the platform and device upfront and the generation flow produces the correct dimensions for each.