Storeshot turns your raw app screens into a designed store set in one pass, and it asks for credits rather than a subscription

Store screenshots are the most looked-at marketing an app has, and they are usually made last, at midnight, by the developer, in whatever tool is open. Storeshot is built for that exact moment. You pick a store, a device and a style, drop in your raw screens, and it plans a colour palette, writes short headlines, frames the phone and spits out a whole set sized to the pixel for App Store Connect or Google Play.

There are two moods on offer: a bolder campaign look with themed backgrounds, and a clean one with the phone on a soft neutral. Both use your actual app UI rather than a stock template, which matters, because a store page that shows the real product ages better than one that shows a mood board. It will also draft listing copy in 12 languages if you want the words handled too.

Why the pricing is the best part

Most screenshot tools either hand you a template and let you do the design work, or lock finished sets behind a monthly plan. Storeshot sells credit packs you buy once and keep. For an indie developer who ships a handful of updates a year, paying per screenshot is far more sensible than a subscription you forget to cancel. The free generations are enough to see whether the look suits your app before you pay anything.

The best way to start

Use the free generations first, no signup needed, and feed it your three strongest screens. Try both looks: the bolder campaign style for a playful consumer app, the clean neutral one if your UI is the hero. Once one clicks, buy a pack and generate the full set for every device you ship on, iPhone, iPad, Android phone and tablet, all exported at the exact sizes each store expects. While you are there, let it draft the title, subtitle, keywords and description in the 12 languages it supports, so the words and the pictures go live together. Credits never expire, so whatever is left waits patiently for your next update.

A designer on call at midnight: quick, affordable, and working from your real app screens.

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