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Store Screenshot Maker

Add a background, captions and a device frame to your app captures to make promo images at exact App Store and Google Play sizes. Create a whole set with the same design at once and download it as a ZIP.

Upload app screenshotsChoose files
Upload several and they all get the same design. Sample screens are shown until you upload.

Size

Background

Angle

Captions

One line per image. Type / to break a line within one image.
Text color

Device

Frame color
Your files never leave this device

How to use

1Upload capturesUpload several screenshots of your app. Captions are applied in order.
2Pick a designChoose the size, background, captions and device frame. The same design is applied to every image.
3DownloadDownload images one by one or all as a ZIP, ready to upload to the store.

When it helps

The first things people see on the App Store and Google Play are your icon and screenshots. Adding a short caption at the top and a consistent background color gets your app's strengths across much faster than raw captures.

This tool places your captures inside the exact pixel size each store requires. The device frame is a simple rounded shape that does not imitate any manufacturer's device, so you can use it without trademark worries.

Making every image with the same background and font makes your store page read like one story. A good order is your biggest benefit on the first image and features that work well together on the last.

FAQ

Which size should I choose?

For iPhone, uploading one 6.9" set (1320×2868 or 1290×2796) is enough, and the store scales it for other sizes. iPad apps also need the 13" size. For Google Play, a 9:16 portrait ratio such as 1080×1920 is a safe choice. Store policies can change, so check the console guidance before uploading.

Does my capture have to match the size ratio?

No. Your capture keeps its original ratio inside the device frame, and any extra space is filled with the background. Nothing gets cropped.

Can I use a real iPhone-shaped frame?

Real device images belong to their manufacturers, so they are not included. Instead, a simple rounded frame is drawn in the color you choose.

What font is used?

Captions are drawn with Pretendard (SIL Open Font License), the font used across this site. It is fine for commercial app promo images.

What file format do I get?

PNG. Stores expect images without transparency, so the background is always fully filled.