# AppScreenshots > AppScreenshots turns your real app captures into App Store and Google Play listing images. Add device frames and headlines in your browser, then export PNG screenshots. ## Workflow 1. Prepare your app screens: Capture the current UI, choose one benefit per image, and decide on a store and language. 2. Build the screenshot set: Choose a template or blank canvas. Add your captures, device frames, headlines and background. 3. Export and review: Download a PNG or a ZIP of PNGs. Check dimensions, screen content and text in each exported image. Cloud saving and AI require sign-in. Batch tools depend on your plan. Review translations and image rights before upload. ## Product facts and limits ### Is AppScreenshots really free to use? Core editing and local PNG export are free. A free account can save up to 1 screenshot projects and start 1 AI workflow in total. Batch translation and multi-language export require Pro or Lifetime. Premium templates have separate access rules. ### What platforms and devices are supported? Create listing images for App Store, Google Play, Huawei AppGallery and Chrome Web Store. Choose a preset for your target platform and verify the exported dimensions against its current requirements. ### Do I need design skills to create professional screenshots? Start from a template or blank canvas, upload your app captures, and edit headlines, backgrounds and device frames. AI layouts are drafts: replace sample screens with your real app UI before export. ### How does the multi-language feature work? Manage 14 project languages and edit each locale manually. Batch translation and multi-language ZIP export require Pro or Lifetime. Review wording, fonts and text wrapping in every language. ### Is my data safe? Where are my screenshots stored? Local editing and export run in your browser. Cloud uploads, saved projects and AI features send the content needed for those features to our services. ### Can I save and edit my projects later? Sign in to save and reopen cloud projects. Free accounts can keep up to 1 screenshot projects. Use duplicates and exported files as checkpoints; local drafts stay in the browser where you created them. ### What export formats and sizes are available? The screenshot editor exports PNG files or ZIP packages containing PNGs. Select a platform preset, then check the downloaded pixel dimensions. Separate tools, such as Screenshot Resizer, have their own format options. ### How do I get started? Simply click 'Start Designing' to open the editor. Upload your app screenshots, choose a template or start from scratch, add text and customize the design, then export your finished screenshots. No account required to get started! ### What is the difference between a screenshot, mockup and resize? A store screenshot is a finished listing image. A device mockup places your capture inside a device frame. Resizing changes dimensions; it does not create missing app UI or translate text. ### Does exporting screenshots publish my app? Exporting creates image files. Upload them in the store console, or use Store Sync to prepare and review supported updates. Store approval and the app release are separate steps. Plan prices and current billing terms: [Pricing](https://appscreenshots.net/pricing). ## Detailed public guide - [Core product guide](https://appscreenshots.net/llms-full.txt): Visible summaries, workflow and FAQs for the core public pages in all product languages. This file does not contain the entire website, private projects or account data. - [Public sitemap](https://appscreenshots.net/sitemap.xml): Published canonical pages and their language relationships. ## Primary product pages - [App Screenshot Generator](https://appscreenshots.net/app-screenshots): Create and export screenshots for app-store listings. - [iOS App Store Screenshot Generator](https://appscreenshots.net/app-store-screenshot-generator): iPhone and iPad screenshot workflow. - [Google Play Screenshot Generator](https://appscreenshots.net/play-store-screenshot-generator): Android phone and tablet screenshot workflow. - [Chrome Web Store Screenshot Generator](https://appscreenshots.net/chrome-store-screenshot-generator): Chrome extension listing screenshots. - [Huawei AppGallery Screenshot Generator](https://appscreenshots.net/huawei-appgallery-screenshot-generator): HarmonyOS and AppGallery screenshots. - [Figma Plugin Screenshot Generator](https://appscreenshots.net/figma-plugin-screenshot-generator): Figma Community plugin covers and listing screenshots (1920×1080). - [App Icon Generator](https://appscreenshots.net/tools/app-icon-generator): Generate app icons for supported platforms. - [Screenshot Resizer](https://appscreenshots.net/tools/screenshot-resizer): Resize screenshots for supported app-store formats. - [Mockup Creator](https://appscreenshots.net/tools/mockup-creator): Create device mockups. - [Feature Graphic Generator](https://appscreenshots.net/tools/feature-graphic-generator): Create 1024×500 Google Play feature graphics. - [AI Screenshot Generator](https://appscreenshots.net/ai-screenshot-generator): Create a draft from a product brief; sign in, replace sample screens with real app UI, and review before export. - [Store Sync](https://appscreenshots.net/store-sync): Prepare screenshots and listing copy, check supported destinations, and review an update before syncing. App review and release remain separate steps. ## AI and developer - [MCP Server](https://appscreenshots.net/mcp): Hosted MCP (Model Context Protocol) server for app-store screenshots — connect Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Kimi Code, ZCode or ChatGPT with OAuth browser sign-in (no API key) and let an agent create, edit and review screenshot projects. - [Connect an AI tool (MCP docs)](https://appscreenshots.net/docs/mcp): Endpoint, per-client setup commands, MCP tool parameters, authorization model and troubleshooting. ## Learn and evaluate - [Templates](https://appscreenshots.net/templates) - [Examples](https://appscreenshots.net/examples) - [Pricing](https://appscreenshots.net/pricing) - [Documentation](https://appscreenshots.net/docs) - [Blog](https://appscreenshots.net/blog) - [Changelog](https://appscreenshots.net/changelog) ## Trust and support - [About](https://appscreenshots.net/about) - [Contact](https://appscreenshots.net/contact) - [Privacy Policy](https://appscreenshots.net/privacy) - [Terms of Service](https://appscreenshots.net/terms) ## Crawling notes - Public product, learning, and policy pages are intended for retrieval and citation. - The MCP landing page and MCP documentation are public and intended for retrieval and citation. - Account, dashboard, API, and internal application routes are not public documentation. - English is the default locale. Documentation, blog posts, and changelog entries are published only where a source-language version exists.