Raw screens in.
Store-ready
screenshots out.
Drop in your app's UI. Appshotr studies the design, picks four visual styles, writes unique headlines, and renders App Store-ready screenshots. All before your coffee finishes brewing.
Not templates. Style transfer from real App Store hits.
Each style is learned from top-performing App Store covers. The AI applies the right tone to your app automatically.
Four steps. Zero design work.
No pre-made templates to fight. No copy to rewrite. The AI handles the visual decisions. You just pick the one you like.
Drop in raw screenshots from the simulator. Add your app name and a one-line description.
Detects category, tone, color palette, and the visual archetype that converts in your space.
Four hero previews land in your gallery. Each a different visual style with its own headline. Pick one.
The AI completes the set. Four more screenshots, each with a unique headline. Download at 1290x2796.
Designer-level output, on a developer's schedule.
Every screenshot gets a unique, on-brand line. The AI reads your description and writes copy in your tone.
Four hero previews in roughly a minute. Full set in another minute. No queues.
1290 x 2796 PNG, sRGB, no compression artifacts. Drop straight into App Store Connect.
Regenerate the headline, swap the style, or rerun the whole flow. Each generation is fully independent.
FinanceEducationHealthLifestyleFitness, finance, education, lifestyle. The AI matches top performers in your space.
Pipe a JSON blob from Claude Code or Codex for richer results. Features, audience, palette, tone, all auto-filled.
Export individual screenshots, the whole set as a zip, or copy direct upload-ready URLs.
It looks like an agency made it.
Because, in a way, one did.
Each of these came from raw UI screenshots and a one-line description. No designer touched them.
A complete launch costs less than a coffee.
Each plan covers full flows. 4 hero previews + 4 final screenshots = 1 complete set, ready for the App Store.
Templated tools are fine.
This is the premium tier.
The actually useful answers.
Your app deserves screenshots that sell.
Two minutes. Four credits. One App Store listing that actually converts.
Generate your first set