Use one screenshot in both store layouts.
Upload your app screenshot once. AppShotSet creates connected App Store and Google Play layouts while one shared design keeps both versions in sync.
Upload each app screen once. Add a device frame, headline and background, then export connected App Store and Google Play versions without rebuilding the layout.
AppShotSet keeps a shared master design at the center, while still letting iOS and Android screens differ when the app experience requires it.
Add up to three screenshots on Basic, then choose a starter template or begin with a blank layout.
Add device frames, captions and backgrounds once. Use a store-specific override only when iOS and Android need to differ.
Inspect both store rows and export the included PNG profiles. Upload the finished files to each store manually.
Upload an app screenshot, choose a layout and add your caption once. AppShotSet creates the App Store and Google Play versions side by side and keeps them connected through every edit.
Upload your app screenshot once. AppShotSet creates connected App Store and Google Play layouts while one shared design keeps both versions in sync.
Choose a phone, then adjust its color, size, position, rotation and shadow directly on the preview.
Use ready-made backgrounds or generate matching colors from the screenshot you uploaded.
Edit the copy and control its font, size, weight, alignment and color. Add logos, images, icons and overlays when needed.
Review missing screenshots, check the Google Play safe zone and inspect the complete set before export.
Change the screenshot, headline, background, phone or screen order once. The App Store 1320 × 2868 and Google Play 1080 × 1920 profiles update together.
Create your screenshot setThese are the current AppShotSet output profiles. Google Play accepts a wider range of dimensions; 1080 × 1920 is the high-resolution portrait phone profile included in the editor.
| Output | Size | Format | Use |
|---|---|---|---|
| App Store · iPhone 6.9" | 1320 × 2868 | PNG | App Store Connect |
| Google Play · Phone | 1080 × 1920 | PNG | Play Console |
| Raw · Master | 1320 × 2868 | PNG | Archive or reuse |
AppShotSet prepares the files. You remain in control of the final review and manual upload to App Store Connect and Play Console.
Use the checker for a quick validation, or open a focused guide for the current Apple and Google Play requirements.
Validate image dimensions, format and aspect ratio before upload.
Check a screenshot ReferenceSee accepted iPhone display groups, dimensions and file requirements.
View Apple sizes ReferenceUnderstand accepted dimensions, aspect ratios and recommended phone assets.
View Google requirements Step-by-step guidePlan the message, build the set and prepare the final files for submission.
Read the guideSix straight answers about exports, store differences, saving and submission.
Create your screenshot setYes. Upload it once and AppShotSet creates connected App Store and Google Play versions. You can adapt the crop or replace the screenshot for one store only when needed.
You can download PNG files at 1320 × 2868 for the App Store, 1080 × 1920 for Google Play and 1320 × 2868 for the raw Master. You upload the finished files to each store yourself.
Yes. Start with one shared screenshot, then add separate App Store and Google Play overrides only where the two versions need to differ.
Basic includes the first three screens, starter templates and device frames, clean previews and up to five high-resolution downloads per day. No payment is required to start.
No sign-up is required to start. The editor creates an anonymous workspace and autosaves your projects so you can return to them in the same browser.
No. AppShotSet exports PNG files for the included output profiles. You review them and upload the finished files to App Store Connect and Play Console yourself.
Start with three screens on Basic. Design each screenshot once and export the included App Store and Google Play PNG profiles.
Create your screenshot set Your work autosaves while you design