Play Store screenshot generator

How it works

1. Pick a template set

   Each set is a hand-built layout for the whole carousel — background, phone frame, headline and subheadline per frame — so the eight screenshots read as one sequence instead of eight unrelated images. Three sets are free.

2. Drop in your app screens

   One image per frame, placed into the phone frame. The file is read in the browser; it is not sent anywhere.

3. Write a headline per frame

   One line each. You write them — there is no generated copy in ExportKit.

4. Download all

   Every frame at 1080 × 1920, numbered in order, or the whole kit as a zip with the icon and feature graphic alongside.

What you get

Individual PNGs, or a zip foldered the way you upload it:

Screenshot output

File	Size
screenshots/phone/<app>-screenshot-1.png	1080 × 1920
… up to -screenshot-8.png	1080 × 1920

What it does not do

ExportKit does not write your screenshots for you and there is no image generation in it: you bring the app screens and the words, and it handles layout, sizing and export. That is a deliberate line, not a missing feature — a generated store listing is a rejected store listing.

It doesn't make every App Store size yet. The iPhone device exports at 1290 × 2796, which Apple accepts, but not at 1179 × 2556 or 1206 × 2622, the size Apple requires at least one of. If you are submitting to the App Store, read App Store screenshot sizes first.

It wants a desktop screen. The editor is a canvas tool with panels either side, built for roughly 1280–1600 px wide. This page reads fine on a phone; do the work on a laptop.

It is free to use: 1080 × 1920 Play screenshots, the icon, the feature graphic, the full .zip and three screenshot template sets, with no watermark and no cap on exports. The rest of the template library is a one-time licence that is not on sale yet. You can start without an account; signing in with Google is what keeps the work between visits.