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App Store and Play screenshots, generated in minutes
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App Store and Play screenshots, generated in minutes
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Generate App Store and Google Play screenshots, feature graphics, and ASO listing copy from a plain-text description, a reference screenshot, or your website URL. Exact store sizes, real-UI compositing, ten languages.
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Generating app store screenshots is getting easier, but making them actually convert is still hard. I'm curious—which screen ends up having the biggest impact on installs?
Would love to see an A/B testing mode that generates two or three variations of the hero screenshot so I can quickly compare which one actually converts better before committing.
The real-UI compositing actually looks legit instead of the usual fake mockups I see everywhere. I threw my website URL in and the ten language outputs were surprisingly solid for a starting point.
honestly the real-UI compositing is what sold me on this, most screenshot generators just slap gradients and text on a blank canvas and call it done. the fact that it pulls in actual store layouts at the right pixel dimensions across ten languages is the kind of detail that usually only comes from a team that's shipped apps themselves.
honestly the real-UI compositing is what sold me on this, most tools just slap your screenshot onto a fake device frame. one thing though, it would be super helpful if you could bulk-generate all the screenshot variants for a new app update in one go instead of having to re-enter the description every time. basically a "regenerate from this brief" button per project. would save a ton of time when you're pushing updates.
Love how it handles real-UI compositing instead of those generic mockups. One idea: add a built-in preview that mimics how each screenshot looks on the actual store page alongside the competitor listings, so we can judge click-through potential before exporting.