Follow anyone's view
Click someone's avatar and your canvas follows theirs, until you stop. Good for walking through a set together.

Work on one live canvas with your team and pin comments right on the screens. Translate captions and screenshots into 84 languages. Let AI read your app and write the headlines. Then export the exact sizes the App Store and Google Play take.
No card to start · Sign in with Google or email · Runs in your browser on a computer
Together
Your designer, your copywriter and your PM in one project. Changes appear as they happen, and feedback sits on the screen it's about, where everyone can see it.
Everyone's changes land on the same canvas as they happen. Each person keeps their own undo and their own view.
Named cursors, colored selections and who's typing, with an avatar for everyone in the project right now.
Pin one to a point or an element, and it follows that element as it moves. New comments and replies show up for everyone at once.
Type @ and pick anyone in the project, even someone who hasn't joined yet. They get an email with a picture of the screen and a link to the comment.
Open and resolved comments are kept apart, so you can see what's left. A new reply reopens a resolved comment.
Replies reach the people in the thread, and resolving a comment tells whoever wrote it. Both can be turned off in Settings. @mentions and invitations are always sent.
Click someone's avatar and your canvas follows theirs, until you stop. Good for walking through a set together.

Editors can change anything. Viewers can't change the design, but can still comment and reply. A project holds up to 200 people, and your plan covers everyone you invite.

Languages
Add a language with one click. Captions come back in natural store phrasing, sized to fit their box, and AI redraws the text inside your screenshots at the original pixel size. These three are real results.
Translation is AI, so check each screen. It's told to keep numbers, prices and names as they are, and it keeps your original if a redraw changes too much.
Switch language and the canvas follows, with its translated captions and screenshots. Tweak a position or a screenshot for that language alone.

Read and edit all your captions side by side, spot the ones that overflow or aren't translated yet, and move them in and out as CSV.

AI
Press Magic and it reads each screenshot, finds the benefit, puts the screens in order, and writes each one a headline with alternates, plus a subheadline where it helps. Edit any of it, then pick from four designs drawn with your screens. It's all one step to undo.


Every headline is written for the room in its text box, in your project's language. It's told to use your app's feature names and stick to what your screens show.
It's told to avoid what Apple and Google don't allow, such as prices and rankings. Checks flags anything that slips through, and AI can reword it in a click.
Punchier, shorter, clearer benefit, more playful, more premium, five alternatives, match the others, or shorten to fit. Hover to preview.
Press ⌘K and say what you want. “Make the headlines shorter.” Changes appear on the canvas first, to accept or discard.
A score out of 100 across seven categories such as message and readability, with up to eight findings and fixes to apply.
Ten styles or your own words, up to 4K, using your theme colors if you like. In a panoramic set it's one continuous image.
How it works
No plugin and nothing to install. Everything on this page is the real app, working on real captures of Notii, a notes app by the same maker.





Templates
Restyle any time without losing your screenshots, captions or order. Change one screen's layout from 20 layouts, or save your own project as a template.


















Drag across the picture. This is the same capture, with a template, a caption and a device frame added in the editor. Nothing else was touched.

The editor
Move, resize, rotate and snap on a canvas that shows your whole set. Copy styles across screens and sets, and undo up to 200 steps.
Solid, linear, radial, conic, aurora, mesh, image, pattern and blobs. 19 presets and 11 patterns to start from, or generate one with AI.

Self-hosted, searchable and shown in their own face. Emphasize a word with color, weight, a marker or an underline.

19 device frames in five styles. Turn, tilt and spin any device, with light and depth. The screenshot moves with the glass.

Zoom into one part of a screenshot and float it over the device, to point at the thing that matters.

One background runs through every screen, and a device can span two of them, so swiping feels continuous.

Six color roles, generated from your brand color in five harmonies, or picked from your own screenshots.

2,015 icons and 1,652 emoji, searchable and bundled. Groups scale everything inside, including type and shadows. Lock, hide and reorder in Layers.



Stores
Keep iPhone, iPad, Android, Mac and store header images in one project, with the same captions. Appscreensii knows which sizes App Store Connect refuses and says so before you upload. See every App Store size and Google Play's rules.




1206×2622 required
1179×2556 required
Either one meets Apple's iPhone slot. Larger presets are there too, marked if App Store Connect won't take them.
2064×2752 required
2048×2732
1668×2224
2880×1800 required
2560×1600
1440×900
1280×800
3840×1646 header
3840×2560 search
1920×1280 search
5244×2950 both
2007×2853 iPhone Duo inner
1398×2034 iPhone Duo outer
1080×1920 phone
1440×2560 phone or tablet
2160×3840 tablet
1024×500 feature graphic
Text that overflows, weak contrast, refused sizes, words the stores don't allow, other platforms' names, upscaled captures. After Magic has read your screens, it also spots real-looking personal data, debug overlays and visible keyboards. Many have a one-click fix.

A mock search result and carousel for the App Store, a mock listing for Google Play, a thumbnail test with a squint blur, and a full-screen gallery to present.

All features
Pricing
Try the whole thing before anyone asks for a card. Pay when your screenshots are ready to ship.
$0
$12 /mo
or
$10 /mo, billed annually
Questions
Designing costs nothing. Exporting images needs Pro, which is $12 a month, or $10 a month billed annually ($120 a year), and starts with a 7-day free trial. You add a card the first time you export, and it isn't charged for 7 days. Cancel before then in Settings and you pay nothing. People you invite to your project are covered by your plan, and your Appscreensii project file can always be exported.
Screenshots for your App Store and Google Play listings, from your own captures: iPhone, iPad, Android phones and tablets, and Mac, plus App Store header and search images and Google's feature graphic.
Yes. Invite people by email as editors or viewers, and your plan covers them. You'll see each other's cursors and selections live, and can pin comments to anything on a screen, @mention each other and resolve comments as you go. People get an email when they're mentioned or someone replies to them.
Captions are written for store listings and sized to fit. Screenshots are redrawn by an AI image model, which is told to keep numbers, prices and names, and your original stays if a redraw changes too much. It's AI, so check each language before you ship it. You can edit any caption or swap any screenshot for one language.
Yes. Press Magic and it reads your screenshots and writes a headline with alternates for each screen, plus a subheadline where it helps, sized to fit its box. You can edit any of it, ask for a rewrite, or write your own instead.
The sizes come from what App Store Connect and Google Play take, and sizes App Store Connect refuses are marked as such. PNGs are saved without alpha. Checks flag common problems, but approving your listing is always up to the store.
No. Drop in your captures, pick a template or press Magic, and you have a finished set. If you do design, there's a full canvas with layers, groups, 3D and type controls underneath.
Not directly. You get a ZIP or folder with a guide to where each file goes, and it can lay files out for fastlane deliver and supply.
You can import your own bezel as a PNG. Fonts come from the 78 families built in, and custom font upload isn't available.
The editor is made for a computer, in a current desktop browser. A few extras, the eyedropper and export to a folder, need a Chromium browser such as Chrome or Edge.
They're stored privately in your account and read through signed links, and only the people you add to a project can open it. When you use an AI feature, the screenshots it needs are sent to our AI providers to do that work.
Drop in your screenshots and see them in every template, right now.
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