Drag to move · arrow keys nudge · Delete removes · ⌘/Ctrl+Z undoes
Click something on the canvas, or pick a layer, to edit it.
Add screenshots: each one fills the next empty frame or becomes a new slide
Design App Store screenshots in your browser: drop in your app screenshots, place them in iPhone, iPad or MacBook frames, add headlines, and export every slide at Apple's display sizes in one ZIP. Six templates restyle all slides at once and keep your text and images.
Drop your app screenshots on the page or paste them with Ctrl+V. Each one fills the next empty device frame or becomes a new slide.
Pick one of the Templates, then click any headline, image or sticker on the canvas to edit it. Wrap words in **double asterisks** to highlight them.
Use Add slide, Move left and Move right to set the order, and change each slide's Background (Color, Gradient or Photo).
Under Export, tick the Export sizes you need, choose PNG or JPG, and click the Download … images (ZIP) button.
iPhone 6.9" (1320 × 2868), 6.7", 6.5", 6.1" and 5.5"; iPad 13" (2064 × 2752), 12.9", 11" and 10.9"; and Mac at 1280 × 800, 1440 × 900, 2560 × 1600 and 2880 × 1800. iPhone and iPad sizes can be switched to landscape.
The page marks iPhone 6.9" and iPad 13" as Required, because App Store Connect asks for the largest display and scales it down for smaller devices. The iPad set only matters if your app runs on iPad; 6.9", 6.5" and 13" are ticked by default.
Text and stickers scale with the short side, so the layout keeps its proportions, and a Device frame set to Auto switches to an iPad or MacBook frame for those sizes. Check the export for each size before you submit it.
No. You get a ZIP with one folder per size and numbered files; upload them in App Store Connect yourself. Apple accepts up to 10 screenshots per display size.
Neither. Rendering happens in your browser and nothing is stored, so reloading or closing the page clears your slides. Download before you leave; ⌘/Ctrl+Z undoes edits while you work.
PNG is lossless and the default. JPG with the Quality slider gives much smaller files; App Store Connect accepts both.