In search, your first three screenshots are the ad
People scroll past an app in about a second. Pick a template below and see how the same app reads in the results.
From captures to upload in five steps
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Upload once, every device is framed
Drop in all your captures at once and each lands in its own slide, framed for iPhone, iPad or Android. Tilt a phone, add a second one, or show just the screen. Choose from 22 screen sizes when you export.
Plan your day in secondsEverything in one simple placeiPhone, tilted NEW ✨Plan your day in secondsEverything in one simple placeAndroid, two phones Plan your day in secondsEverything in one simple placeiPad - 2
AI writes your captions from your screenshots
Upload your screens and the AI looks at what each one shows, then writes three headline and subtitle options for every slide. Pick one, or keep editing: every word stays yours to change.
Written for this screen
- Celebrate new recordsVisualize your strength gains over time
- Track your strength progressSee every personal best as you lift
- Watch your gains growSimple charts for your weekly lifts
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Ready for 50 languages and regions
Choose the language your app is written in, then add the markets you sell in, from English (UK) to Tiếng Việt. Captions are rewritten for each market, not translated word for word, and any language can get its own screenshots.
Plan your day in secondsEverything in one simple placeEnglish Lên kế hoạch trong vài giâyMọi thứ gọn trong một nơiTiếng Việt 一日の予定を数秒で必要なものをひとつの場所に日本語 Español (México), Português (Brasil), English (UK), Français (France), Deutsch, Español (España), Italiano, Português (Portugal), Nederlands and 38 more.
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Store art for both stores, included
The same design also makes the Google Play feature graphic, and the App Store product page header and search result image, each at the size its store asks for.
Your next escapeApp Store product page header, 3840 × 1646 Hungry? Sorted.App Store search result, 3840 × 2560 Train like a proGoogle Play feature graphic, 1024 × 500 - 5
Export once, get everything
One click downloads a single ZIP: every slide in every language, each in its own folder, with the store art beside them. Pick the screen size, export, upload.
- MyApp_Drino Shots_all_1320x2868.zip
- en
- iphone-6.9_1320x2868
- …_screenshot-01 … 05.png
- store-art
- …_productheader_3840x1646.png
- …_searchresult_3840x2560.png
- …_featuregraphic_1024x500.png
- vi
- iphone-6.9_1320x2868, store-art
- ja
- iphone-6.9_1320x2868, store-art
Start from a finished set
52 hand-made sets for every kind of app, or mix any layout with any theme in the editor. Your screenshots and words drop straight in.
Questions
Is it free?
Yes, to start. The Free plan has 25 templates and 2 languages, and exports 5 times, up to 5 images each, with no watermark. Basic and Pro add unlimited exports, store art, more AI, 3D frames and the signature templates.
Where are my projects saved?
In this browser, on your device. Nothing is uploaded. To move a project to another computer, export a backup file from the project menu and open it there.
What's in one export?
A single ZIP with your slides in every language you choose, one folder per language. On Basic and Pro it also holds the store art for that store: the feature graphic for Google Play, or the product page header and search result image for the App Store.
Which sizes can I export?
App Store sizes for iPhone (6.9" down to 5.5") and iPad (13" down to 9.7"), plus Google Play phone and tablet sizes: 22 in total. Each export uses the size you pick; export again for another size.
How do the AI captions work?
The AI looks at each screenshot and writes three headline and subtitle options per slide, using what you tell it about your app. Each project includes one AI run, and its options stay with the project so you can pick again later.
How does translation work?
Add a language and the captions are rewritten for that market with AI, keeping your highlighted words. You can edit every line afterwards, give any language its own screenshots, or make a translation the original.
Can I use the templates and photos in a commercial app?
Yes. The templates are yours to use in your store listing. The stock photos come from Unsplash under the Unsplash License, which allows commercial use.
Do I need design tools like Figma?
No. Everything happens in the editor: move, resize and restyle any element on the canvas, then export.