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I built AppScreen because designing store screenshots one image at a time always looked disjointed to me.
In AppScreen every slide sits side by side on one long canvas. You can park a phone across the border between two slides or let a headline run over the edge, so the listing reads as a single scene when someone swipes through it. Export slices the canvas back into store-ready PNGs:
- iPhone 1284×2778 and iPad 2064×2752 for the App Store
- Android phone 1080×1920 and Android tablet 1440×2560 for Google Play
What's in the editor:
- Device frames for iPhone, iPad, Android phones and tablets
- Gradient and solid backgrounds, overlay patterns
- Rich text where any single word can get its own color, font or size (any Google Font)
- Presets, guides, layers with lock/hide/solo, undo and redo
It runs in the browser and you can start without an account; work saves locally. The free plan covers iPhone and Android phone frames, 3 projects and 5 slides. Pro is a one-time $9 (no subscription) and adds tablet frames, up to 10 slides, patterns, cloud projects, share links, version history and an MCP server, so coding agents like Claude Code or Cursor can design in your open tab while you watch.
Try it: https://appscreen.pro