App Store Screenshot Generator
App Screenshot Framer is a free app store screenshot generator that runs in your browser. Drop in a raw screenshot, and it comes back inside an iPhone, Android, or tablet frame, on the background you pick, with an optional caption above it — exported as a PNG at the exact pixel size you choose. Nothing is uploaded. The whole composition is drawn on a canvas in your own tab, so there is no account, no watermark, and no export limit.
Pick a screenshot above and it appears inside a device frame straight away. Choose a background, type an optional caption, open Advanced options to set the export size, then tap Download PNG.
Ready to frame a screenshot? It takes one tap.
Use the free App Screenshot Framer →What this tool does
A store listing image is nearly always the same small composition: a screenshot inside a phone, a coloured background behind it, and a short line of text on top. Doing that in design software means sourcing a device mockup, masking the screenshot into it, and remembering the export size. This app store screenshot maker collapses all of it into one screen.
The device frame is drawn, not pasted from a stock image — so it is sharp at every export size and the screen cut-out takes your screenshot's own aspect ratio. Nothing is cropped and nothing is letterboxed, whether you shot it on a 16:9 phone, a modern tall phone, or a tablet.
How to frame a screenshot
- Open capsuletools.app/app-screenshot-framer/
- Tap the drop zone and pick your screenshot (or drag it in on a desktop)
- Choose the device frame — iPhone or Android
- Pick a background: a gradient, a solid swatch, or your own hex colour
- Type a caption if you want a headline above the phone — it is optional
- Open Advanced options to set the export size, the device size, and the drop shadow
- Tap Download PNG — the file saves straight to your device
The preview updates as you go, and it is drawn by exactly the same code as the export, so what you see is what downloads. Change anything and export again; there is no limit.
Device frames: iPhone, Android and iPad
Two frame styles are on the main screen. The iPhone frame has deeply rounded corners, a thin bezel, and a pill-shaped cut-out at the top. The Android frame is squarer with a slimmer bezel and a round hole-punch camera. Both are drawn to match the proportions of a current handset without imitating one particular model.
Tablet screenshots are detected from their shape. If the screenshot you drop is squarer than a phone's, the frame switches automatically to a tablet: flatter corners, a wider even bezel, and a small lens instead of a notch. That makes it an iPad screenshot generator without a separate mode to find.
Backgrounds and captions
Six two-stop gradients and eight solid swatches are one tap each, and the colour picker plus hex field take any colour you like — paste your brand hex straight in. Gradients are drawn corner to corner across the full canvas.
The caption sits above the device, wraps by itself, and is capped at 100 characters so it can never crowd out the phone. Its colour is not a setting: the tool measures the brightness of your background and picks near-black or white, whichever stays readable. A caption on a dark gradient and a caption on white both come out legible with nothing to adjust.
App Store and Google Play screenshot sizes
It doubles as an App Store screenshot generator for iPhone and iPad exports and a Google Play screenshot generator for Android — both live under the same Advanced options menu. Whichever size you pick, the PNG comes out at exactly that pixel size — the canvas is the output. Choosing a Google Play size also flips the frame to Android; you can switch it back on the main screen.
| Store | Preset | Pixels |
|---|---|---|
| App Store | iPhone 6.9″ | 1290 × 2796 |
| App Store | iPhone 6.5″ | 1284 × 2778 |
| App Store | iPhone 5.5″ | 1242 × 2208 |
| App Store | iPad 12.9″ | 2048 × 2732 |
| Google Play | Phone 9:16 | 1080 × 1920 |
| Google Play | Tablet 5:8 | 1600 × 2560 |
These are the sizes the tool offers, not a statement of store policy. Both stores revise which slots a listing needs and what they accept, so check the current specification in App Store Connect or Play Console before you submit a set.
Privacy — nothing is uploaded
Your screenshot is read by the browser, drawn onto a canvas, and encoded back out as a PNG. All three steps happen on your device. There is no upload, no server-side rendering, no account, and no copy of your pre-release app screens sitting on someone else's machine — which matters when the thing you are framing is not public yet.
Frequently asked questions
Is this app store screenshot generator free?
Yes — completely free, with no account, no watermark, and no export limit. There is no paid tier to unlock, because the work happens on your own device: the framing and the PNG export are done by your browser, so there is no server cost to pass on. Frame as many screenshots as you like.
What are the app store screenshot size requirements?
This tool offers four Apple sizes as presets: iPhone 6.9″ (1290 × 2796), iPhone 6.5″ (1284 × 2778), iPhone 5.5″ (1242 × 2208), and iPad 12.9″ (2048 × 2732). Pick one under Advanced options and the exported PNG comes out at exactly that pixel size. Which sizes a listing actually needs changes over time, so confirm the current specification in App Store Connect before you submit.
What screenshot sizes does Google Play require?
Two Google Play presets are built in: a 1080 × 1920 phone size (9:16) and a 1600 × 2560 tablet size. Selecting either one also switches the frame to the Android bezel. Play Console states its own current limits on dimensions and aspect ratio, so check there before uploading if you need an unusual size.
Does this work for iPad screenshots?
Yes. Drop in an iPad screenshot and the frame automatically becomes tablet-shaped — flatter corners, an even bezel, and a small lens instead of a phone's notch or hole-punch. Pair it with the iPad 12.9″ (2048 × 2732) output size to get a tablet listing image in one step.
How do I add an iPhone frame to a screenshot?
Open the tool, tap the drop zone and pick your screenshot, then leave the device toggle on iPhone. The screenshot appears inside a drawn iPhone bezel straight away. Choose a background, add a caption if you want one, and tap Download PNG.
Do I need Figma or Canva to make app store screenshots?
No. A framed store screenshot is a small, repetitive composition — a device frame, a background, a line of text, an exact pixel size — and this tool does all four with a handful of taps. It runs on a phone as well as a desktop, so you can frame a screenshot on the same device you took it on.