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App Store screenshot generator

Drop up to five screenshots of your app, write a headline for each, pick your brand color — and download every App Store and Google Play size in one ZIP. Each screenshot is a normal scene you can still change: device, angle, text, background.

Start an App Store set

Runs in your browser. Your screenshots are not uploaded.

Three App Store screenshots made with Mockuptop, each with a headline above a phone
Made with Mockuptop from our own app’s screens.

Sizes in the store set

App Store · iPhone 6.9"
1290 × 2796
App Store · iPad 13"
2064 × 2752
App Store · Mac
2880 × 1800
Google Play · Phone
1080 × 1920
Google Play · Tablet
1440 × 2560
Google Play · Feature graphic
1024 × 500

How it works

  1. 01

    Drop your screenshots

    Up to five. Files named screen-1.png, screen-2.png … land in that order.

  2. 02

    Write the headlines

    One short line per screenshot, and one brand color for the background.

  3. 03

    Export the store set

    Export → Image → Store set: every scene at every App Store and Google Play size, in folders.

What you get

  • One ZIP with a folder per store and size, files numbered in scene order
  • PNG or JPG without an alpha channel — the stores refuse transparent screenshots
  • Named screens: when your app changes, drop the new screenshots on Update screens and every scene updates at once

Questions

Is it free?

Yes. Every feature is free with unlimited exports, no account and no watermark.

Which sizes are in the store set?

The sizes listed on this page: the App Store iPhone, iPad and Mac screenshot sizes and the Google Play phone, tablet and feature graphic. Apple accepts more sizes per device class; the guide below lists them.

Can I change a screenshot after it is built?

Yes. Each screenshot is a scene in the editor: change the device, the camera angle, the headline, the font or the background, then export again.

Are my screenshots uploaded anywhere?

No. Mockuptop renders in your browser with WebGL. The files stay on your device.

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