How to use Screenshot Studio
- 1. Pick a template set. Each template styles a complete 5-slide gallery — minimal, gradient mesh, dark glow, bold, panorama, or clay themes.
- 2. Drop in your screenshots. Raw screenshots are framed inside procedural iOS and Android bezels, one per slide.
- 3. Edit directly on the canvas. Double-click any headline to rewrite it in place; drag text or the device to reposition; add, reorder, or duplicate slides.
- 4. Export. Download one slide as PNG/JPEG/WebP or all slides as a numbered ZIP at exact store sizes — 1080×1920, 1080×2400, 1290×2796, and tablets.
About this tool
Store listings convert on screenshots, not code. This studio starts from themed template sets — a complete 5-slide gallery with matching backgrounds, device frames, and copy arc — then hands you a fully direct-manipulation editor: drag any headline, badge, or device into place and double-click text to rewrite it on the canvas. Procedural bezels (Dynamic Island, punch-hole, clay, flat), mesh gradients, and panorama backgrounds that flow across the whole gallery all render in your browser; screenshots never leave the tab.
Sizes stores actually accept
Google Play wants JPEG or 24-bit PNG between 320 and 3840 px — 1080×1920 or 1080×2400 for phones, 1200×1920 and 1600×2560 for tablets. App Store Connect keys sizes to devices: 1290×2796 covers 6.9″ iPhones and 1242×2688 the 6.5″ slot. Exports here are pixel-exact for each preset.
Why the device frames are procedural
Bezels, camera cutouts, and shadows are drawn with canvas paths instead of heavyweight PNG mockups, so every frame stays sharp at any export size, adapts to tablet aspect ratios, and ships zero external assets.
Privacy
Screenshot files are read with the File API, composited on a local canvas, and zipped with JSZip in the tab. There is no upload, no account, and no watermark.
Code examples
Workflow
Pick 1080×1920 → choose template → drop screenshot → write headline → Export ZIP → upload to Play Console