AppScreenshots DocsGenerate a screenshot-project draft with AI
Use product information and template recommendations to create an editable screenshot project quickly.
Generate a screenshot-project draft with AI
Use AI Screenshot Generator when you have product knowledge but need help turning it into an initial screenshot direction. It analyzes your brief, lets you review the positioning, recommends a template, then opens an editable project in the Screenshot Editor.
English production UI reference for the product-information stage. Interface labels and available stages may change as the product evolves; treat the live progress indicator as the source of truth for your session.
When AI is the right starting point
Choose this route when you need to:
- Turn a release brief, product description, or launch notes into a screenshot story.
- Discover a suitable template direction without browsing every option manually.
- Improve the first pass of feature prioritization and headline ideas.
Start in AI Screenshot Generator. You need to sign in before you can proceed through the workflow and create the resulting project.
Prepare useful product input
You can upload a PDF, Markdown, or TXT document (up to 10 MB), or enter the product description manually. A useful brief includes:
| Include | Example |
|---|---|
| Product and audience | “A habit planner for people training for their first marathon.” |
| Three to six priority capabilities | “Adaptive plans, recovery reminders, progress trends.” |
| User outcome | “Finish a training week knowing exactly what to do next.” |
| Differentiator | “Plans adjust after a missed session.” |
| Store vocabulary | Words that are approved and meaningful to your target audience. |
Avoid internal jargon, unverified claims, or a long feature dump. Better input produces a better starting plan; it does not replace product, legal, or brand review.
The current AI workflow
Product Information
Upload the brief or write it manually. Give the product a recognizable name and enough context for the AI to distinguish the audience, outcome, and key capabilities.
AI Analysis
Review the extracted product name, core features, target audience, unique selling points, suggested keywords, and optimization guidance. Edit anything inaccurate before moving on. Prioritize the capabilities that deserve visual proof in the screenshot set.
Template Selection
Review the recommended templates and their match reasons. Choose a visual system that supports the product screen instead of competing with it. The selected template becomes the starting direction for the editable project.
Generate, then refine in the editor
Select Generate. AppScreenshots creates and saves a project, then opens it in the Screenshot Editor. Treat this as a draft: replace placeholder or sample device content with your real app screens, confirm the copy, and finish the full set before export.
Review the AI result before designing further
Use this short decision check:
| Review point | What good looks like |
|---|---|
| Audience | A specific group, not “everyone.” |
| First frame | The highest-value outcome appears first. |
| Features | The plan favors 3–6 proof-worthy capabilities, not every menu item. |
| Template | It has enough space for the real UI and expected language lengths. |
| Claims | Every headline can be proven by a product screen or approved evidence. |
What AI does not finish for you
The AI workflow starts the project; it does not remove the need for real product capture and final review. After the editor opens:
- Add or replace each device’s screen with current product imagery.
- Check every headline against the shipping build.
- Add frames, localization, and brand details as required.
- Export only after the master version has passed review.
Continue with Work in the Screenshot Editor or Plan a complete screenshot set.