Tool comparison
Best App Store Screenshot Generators in 2026
Eleven tools for making App Store and Google Play screenshots, with what they cost, what the free plan gives you, and who each one suits.
Prices checked on each tool's own pricing page: October 14, 2026 · By AppShotSet editorial team
Quick answer
For one design that exports to both the App Store and Google Play, try AppShotSet or Screenshots Pro; both are free to start. If your app is in many languages or you want screenshots uploaded for you, look at AppScreens or Launch Shots. On a Mac and want to pay once: ButterKit. Want it automated from code: fastlane, which is free.
Quick picks
| If you want… | Try |
|---|---|
| One design that exports for both stores, free to try | AppShotSet (ours) or Screenshots Pro |
| Your app is in many languages | AppScreens or Launch Shots |
| Upload straight to App Store Connect | AppScreens, Launch Shots or ButterKit |
| One release, smallest budget | Screenhance ($6 pass) or AppShotSet ($9.99 for 7 days) |
| You use a Mac and want to pay once | ButterKit ($79 lifetime) |
| You want it automated from code | fastlane |
All tools at a glance
| Tool | Works in | Free plan | Paid from | Both stores |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| AppShotSet | Web (desktop browser) | The whole editor, no sign-up; exports have a light watermark | $9.99 for 7 days, $14.99/month, or $6.99/month billed yearly | Yes, from one design |
| AppScreens | Web | 1 app, 1 project, 5 screens | Pro $25/month, or $99/year | Yes |
| Screenshots Pro | Web | Basic plan: all devices and templates, export to all sizes | Standard $19/month, or $149/year | Yes |
| Launch Shots | Web | 1 full set a month without a watermark, 3 AI designs | Credits from $1.93; 14-day Launch Kit $39; Unlimited $19/month or $149/year | Yes |
| Screenhance | Web | 3 exports a month with a watermark | Launch Pass $6 one-off (10 images, 7 days); Pro $12/month or $99/year | Yes, plus Chrome Web Store |
| ButterKit | Mac app (macOS 26 or newer) | All tools, unlimited exports with a watermark | $10/month, $39/year, or $79 lifetime | Mostly iOS, some Android |
| AppLaunchpad | Web | Editor and templates, with a limited number of exports | Depends on your country; see their pricing page | Yes |
| Previewed | Web | Unlimited 720p exports, attribution required | 10 exports for $9.99 one-off; Pro $29/month or $228/year | Not store-specific |
| AppMockUp Studio | Web | Full editor and export, no account | Some templates are paid, from $9.97 each | Yes |
| Figma | Web and desktop | Starter plan | Professional, $16/month per full seat | Only if you build each size yourself |
| fastlane (snapshot and frameit) | Command line | Free and open source | None | Yes |
Each tool in short
AppShotSet: one design for both stores, quickly
Good:
- You design one set and get an App Store set and a Google Play set from it. Change a headline once and both stores update.
- You can try everything before paying, without creating an account.
- There is a one-off 7-day pass if you only need screenshots for one release.
Watch out:
- No translation into other languages yet, and no AI design.
- It does not upload to App Store Connect or Google Play for you. You download PNG files.
- The editor needs a computer; it does not work on a phone.
AppScreens: apps translated into many languages
Good:
- Over 80 languages on Pro, with AI help for captions.
- One-click upload to App Store Connect and Google Play.
- 3D device frames.
Watch out:
- The monthly price is about three times the yearly one, so it pays off mainly if you commit for a year.
- The free plan is small: one project and five screens.
Screenshots Pro: a generous free plan with every size
Good:
- The free plan already exports to every size.
- Translation, custom fonts and 3D angles on paid plans.
- An API on the Extended plan ($49/month) for teams that automate.
Watch out:
- No direct upload to the stores.
Launch Shots: aI design, many languages, direct publishing
Good:
- AI that designs a set for you, and 84 languages.
- Publishes straight to App Store Connect and Google Play.
- Pay per set with credits if you only need a few.
Watch out:
- One credit covers one device type, so iPhone, iPad and Android each cost a credit.
- Pricing changed a lot in 2026; check the current plans before buying.
Screenhance: the cheapest one-off launch
Good:
- A $6 pass is the lowest one-off price on this list.
- Video export, and it also covers Chrome Web Store images.
Watch out:
- The pass is 10 images, which is tight for two stores and several devices.
ButterKit: mac users who want to pay once
Good:
- A lifetime licence, rare for this kind of tool.
- Real 3D devices, and upload to App Store Connect on the paid plan.
- Works on your Mac rather than in a browser.
Watch out:
- Mac only, and it needs the latest macOS.
- Google Play support is limited.
AppLaunchpad: a large template library
Good:
- Over 1,000 templates.
- AI translation for other languages.
Watch out:
- Prices differ by country, and its own help centre and pricing page did not agree when we checked.
Previewed: 3D mockups and videos for marketing
Good:
- Strong 3D scenes and animated mockups for a website or social posts.
Watch out:
- It is a mockup tool: it does not list App Store or Google Play screenshot sizes, so check every file yourself.
AppMockUp Studio: free basic sets
Good:
- Free to use without an account, for both stores.
Watch out:
- No translation or AI features, and there is no public pricing page.
Figma: designers who want full control
Good:
- Any layout you can imagine, and your team may already use it.
Watch out:
- You set up every store size and every frame yourself, and each update repeats that work. Our guide on making screenshots without Figma compares the two ways.
fastlane (snapshot and frameit): developers automating releases
Good:
- Takes screenshots from your app in every language automatically, adds frames and titles, and uploads them.
Watch out:
- Needs setup in your project and some coding. The device frames listed in its docs are older models.
How to choose
Four questions sort most people out:
- Do you need Google Play too? If yes, pick a tool that exports both stores from one design, so you don't make every screen twice.
- How many languages? One or two you can do by hand. Ten or more needs a tool with translation built in.
- How often do you release? Once or twice a year, a one-off pass is cheaper than a subscription. Every month, a yearly plan is.
- Can you try it for free? Make your real set on the free plan first. If the result doesn't look right there, paying won't fix it.
Official sources
- AppShotSet: pricing
- AppScreens: pricing
- Screenshots Pro: pricing
- Launch Shots: pricing
- Screenhance: pricing
- ButterKit: pricing
- AppLaunchpad: pricing
- Previewed: pricing
- AppMockUp Studio: pricing
- Figma: pricing
- fastlane (snapshot and frameit): pricing
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