App Store screenshots that actually convert.

Most paid screenshot tools are pretty mockup makers — they output a phone with your screenshot inside and call it done. They don't run conversion checks on your headline, don't ship pre-designed presets you can drop in with one click, don't support iOS 26 Liquid Glass aesthetics, and they cost $30–150/month. We built a free tool that does all of that, because the next-best free option in 2026 still didn't.

17 ready-to-edit presets across four categories: Hero (5 first-slide showpieces — Bold Streak, Soft Welcome, Liquid Glass, Brand Hero, Editorial Cover, AI Assistant), Feature (4 mid-deck explainers — Magazine Spread, Tech Punch, Before/After, Code Showcase), Social Proof (4 trust stats — 4.8 Stars, 127K Builders, Press Quote, 1M Downloads), and Trust (3 award/privacy badges — Editor’s Choice, Privacy First, Best of 2026, Award Footer). Each one is a complete composition — typography, color overrides, decorative emoji and badges, signature footers — so you swap in your screenshot, edit the copy, and ship.

Liquid Glass is the iOS 26 visual language — frosted, translucent surfaces with backdrop-blur over a colorful background. The Liquid Glass template gives your App Store screenshots that aesthetic, signaling 'built for iOS 26' to App Store browsers. We're the first free generator to support it — most existing tools were built before iOS 26 shipped and still render flat captions.

Headline length and word count (bad copy = unreadable thumbnails — and 60% of conversions happen from the gallery thumbnail alone). WCAG color contrast (text vs background — Apple flags low-contrast screenshots in some regions). Conjunctions like "and" and "or" in headlines (each slide should sell ONE idea, not two). Missing screenshots. Real-time as you edit.

Upload your screenshot — we sample the most populated color buckets across the image, ignoring near-white, near-black, and very desaturated greys. The resulting palette becomes 3 background gradient suggestions that complement your app's existing brand. Runs entirely in your browser, takes under 50ms even on big screenshots.

No. All rendering happens in your browser using html-to-image (which uses native browser SVG serialization for pixel-perfect output). Brand color extraction runs in a Canvas. The ZIP is generated client-side via JSZip and downloaded directly. Your screenshots are never uploaded to a server.

iPhone: 6.9" (1320×2868, required for new submissions), 6.5" (1284×2778), 6.3" (1206×2622), 6.1" (1125×2436). iPad: 13" (2064×2752) and 12.9" Pro (2048×2732). Toggle which sizes to include. Files are named with sortable numeric prefixes so they upload to App Store Connect in the right order without manual reordering.

Right now the tool ships 5 conversion-tested theme presets (Clean Light, Dark Bold, Liquid Glass, Warm Editorial, NativeFirst Brand) plus brand color extraction that suggests gradients matching your screenshot. Full custom color editing for every text and background is coming in the next update. The presets cover ~80% of indie apps; let us know via newsletter reply if your case is the other 20%.