Free toolFull screenshot set

Free App Store screenshots — the whole set, ready to upload.

Pick a layout, drop in your captures, write the captions once. Reely renders every frame at the exact size App Store Connect requires and writes it without an alpha channel — the detail that quietly gets listings rejected.

Build a screenshot set
Correct sizes, no alphaNo account, no watermark

Before you upload

No screenshots yetAdd at least one capture. Apple accepts one to ten per size class.

App Store Connect will refuse this set until the red items above are fixed.

Your captures never leave this browser, but they are saved here so a refresh does not lose your work.

Export

1320×28688 frames, 8 PNGs.
6.9″ fills 6.5″, 6.3″, 6.1″, 5.5″, 4.7″, 4″ and 3.5″ automatically.

8 frames · first 2 show in search results · drag to reorder
Colour Deck

The editor needs a bigger screen.

Layouts, layers and captions are edited on a canvas that does not fit a phone. Open this page on a desktop and the full editor loads.

App screenshots in three moves.

  1. Pick a layout.95 presets, each with its own palettes — five clustered off the charts, ninety transcribed from published reference templates.
  2. Drop your captures.Drag, browse or paste into any frame. Add captions, change the colours, move the device, add a badge or a zoom card.
  3. Download the set.One zip, correctly sized, alpha-free, numbered in upload order.

For the launch checklist item nobody enjoys.

Create App Store screenshots for the moments a raw capture will not do.

  • A first submission that needs six captioned frames by tonight
  • A redesign that invalidates every screenshot in the listing
  • A seasonal refresh where only the copy and the palette change
  • An indie launch with no designer and no design tool
  • A/B variants of the first two frames, which carry the decision
  • A Mac or Apple Watch listing that needs its own sizes

Questions, answered.

Yes, and there is no premium tier to run into. No account, no watermark, no export cap, no daily limit, and no attribution requirement. Every layout, every typeface, and every export size is available to everyone.

Usually an alpha channel. Apple rejects a PNG that carries one at all, even when nothing in the image is transparent — and Figma, Sketch, and any tool exporting straight from an HTML canvas include one by default. This tool writes truecolour PNGs with no alpha channel, so that failure cannot happen here.

Yes. Every frame takes a headline and an optional subhead, with six typefaces, full control of size, weight, colour, alignment and position, and automatic shrink-to-fit so a long caption never collides with the device. Wrap a phrase in asterisks to give it a coloured pill, slab, or underline.

You can drop any image into a frame, including a mockup exported from the iPhone, iPad, MacBook or Apple Watch mockup tools. Inside this tool the device frame is applied for you, so a raw capture is usually the better starting point.

Two, for most apps: 1320 × 2868 for the 6.9-inch iPhone class and 2064 × 2752 for the 13-inch iPad class. App Store Connect scales those down to fill every smaller size class automatically, so you do not need to export fourteen files. Mac and Apple Watch sit outside that chain and take their own. The full table is in our guide to App Store screenshot dimensions.

One to ten per device size, per localisation. Top-charting sets run three to ten with a median of seven, and the first two or three are the ones shown in search results without swiping — so those carry most of the decision.

Nothing is uploaded. Decoding, layout, rendering and export all happen in your browser. Your captures are saved into local browser storage so a refresh does not lose your work, and a single button clears them permanently.

PNG, JPEG, WebP, AVIF and GIF, in any browser that can decode them. Exports are always PNG, written without an alpha channel so App Store Connect accepts them.

When the stills are done

The other asset on that listing is a video.

Reely turns screenshots, recordings, or a real app flow into a directed App Store preview video on your Mac.