AppScreen· App store screenshot maker
App Store screenshots, designed as one panorama
What is AppScreen?
AppScreen is an app store screenshot maker.
AppScreen puts every slide on one wide canvas. Drag a phone across the seam between slide two and three, run a headline over the edge, and the whole set reads like one scene. When you export, AppScreen cuts it into App Store-sized PNGs, one per slide, at 1284×2778 for iPhone or 2064×2752 for iPad. Features include iPhone frames in six finishes plus iPad, gradient and solid backgrounds, overlay patterns, rich text where any word can take its own color, font and size, logos, images, guides, and presets to start from. It runs in your browser with local saving and no account required. Pro is $9 one-time with unlimited projects and an MCP server for AI agent workflows.
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1Hey everyone, I built AppScreen because most App Store screenshots get designed one at a time with nothing connecting them as you swipe. AppScreen puts every slide on one continuous canvas so phones and headlines can cross the seams between screenshots. Export gives you one PNG per slide ready for App Store Connect. Free to start, Pro is $9 once. Excited to hear your thoughts and feedback!