Roundup
We make one of these, so read this with that in mind. Everything here comes from each tool's own site, and every entry says who it's for. We didn't test each one end to end.
Runs in your browser on a computer · No card until you export
In short
The right App Store screenshot generator depends on your work. For teams editing together with AI, Appscreensii, which we make. For a large template library and one-click upload, AppScreens. For the most templates, AppLaunchpad. For a native Mac app, ButterKit. For animated 3D video, Rotato or Previewed. For code and CI, fastlane frameit. If you already live in a design tool, Figma or Canva. Disclosure: this page is by Appscreensii.
The short version
| If you want | Look at |
|---|---|
| Teams editing together, with AI | Appscreensii (ours) |
| Large template library plus one-click upload | AppScreens |
| The biggest template library | AppLaunchpad |
| A native Mac app | ButterKit |
| Chat-driven AI that designs for you | AppScreenshotStudio |
| A one-time pass for one launch | AppLaunchFlow or Screenhance |
| Animated 3D and video | Rotato or Previewed |
| Varied marketing mockups | Mockuuups Studio |
| Code and CI | fastlane frameit |
| Already in a design tool | Figma or Canva |
The tools
Read on the date below, and not tested end to end. Prices change, so they're left out.
Browser-based, for App Store and Google Play. Live co-editing and pinned comments, translation into 84 languages including text inside screenshots, AI that reads your captures and writes captions, 30 templates previewed with your own screens and 30 checks. No direct upload or video, and no editor on phones.
Best for: Teams, and shipping in many languages
A browser editor with 150+ template sets, real, clay and 3D frames, AI captions, 80+ languages and one-click upload. It has a free plan with limits, and subscriptions.
Best for: Solo developers and small teams who want upload built in
A browser generator with 1000+ pre-built templates, plus device art and mockup tools. You update the text per language yourself.
Best for: People who want the most templates to browse
A native Mac app for macOS 26 and later, with real 3D frames, 50 App Store languages, 18 on-device, and direct upload to App Store Connect. Exports are watermarked until you pay; lifetime pricing is offered.
Best for: Mac users shipping mainly to Apple
Describe your app in chat and it makes screenshots, with variants to test. Runs on credits, with a 14-day trial that needs a card, and offers an API and MCP server.
Best for: People who want to direct by chat
Store assets with AI layouts and copy, translation into 50+ languages, animated 3D mockups, collaborators, upload and an API. A free plan gives previews; a one-time pass or subscription gives full exports.
Best for: One launch, and people who want an API
An online editor for mockups, screenshots and launch visuals, plus a screen recorder. Free exports are watermarked and capped; there's a one-time pass and a subscription.
Best for: Launch visuals beyond the stores
A browser editor focused on panoramic screenshots, with 3D angles and automatic translation on paid plans, and an API on its top plan. A free plan is offered.
Best for: Panoramic sets
A free App Store screenshot designer with templates and real, clay and color frames, with no account required.
Best for: A quick set with no sign-up
A browser mockup generator with 3D snapshots, animations and app promo video. A free plan gives 720p exports, with one-time and subscription options.
Best for: Animated mockups and promo video
A Mac app, with a web app in beta, for 3D mockup images and video, including ProRes. One-time purchase, with an unlimited free trial.
Best for: Polished 3D video
5,300+ mockups on the web and desktop, plugins for Figma and Sketch, and an API. Pay per export or subscribe.
Best for: Varied mockups for marketing
Open source. Adds device frames and titles from the command line, alongside snapshot for capture and deliver and supply for upload.
Best for: Developers who want it all in code
General design tools. Full control in Figma, and easy templates and Pro translation in Canva, but store sizes, repeats and rules are up to you.
Best for: Teams who already work there
Compared from each product's own public pages on November 4, 2026; features and prices change, so check before you decide. "Not stated" means we didn't find it on those pages, not that the product can't do it. Product names are trademarks of their owners. Appscreensii isn't affiliated with or endorsed by them.
Most of these let you try before you pay. Drop in the same captures and see which gets you to a set you'd ship.
Questions
There's no single best. For teams and many languages we'd naturally suggest Appscreensii, since we make it. For upload built in, AppScreens; for a native Mac app, ButterKit; for video, Rotato or Previewed.
Several have free plans, usually with limits such as watermarks, previews only or few projects. AppMockUp says it's free with no account. Figma and Canva have free plans too.
On their own sites, Appscreensii, AppScreens, ButterKit, AppLaunchFlow and Screenshots.pro all describe translation. How much they cover varies, so test the text inside your screens.
No. We make Appscreensii, one of the tools here. We've tried to be fair and say when another tool is better, but read it knowing that.
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