

Generate App Store and Google Play screenshot sets from your real app screens.AI layouts and copy, localization, app icons, and store-ready export in one workspace.
Drop in raw app screens and tell AppGrowthKit what your product does. AI plans the layout, writes store copy, and applies backgrounds, device frames, and spacing - directly on your canvas.

Choose a market and let AI translate and adapt your editable screenshot copy. Your layouts, real app screens, and layers stay exactly where you put them—so every locale starts from a working master, not a rebuild.

Describe the feeling, subject, and style you want. AppGrowthKit AI generates several app-icon directions at once, so you can compare a real set of options before choosing the one that belongs beside your screenshots.
Upload your app screenshots, add polished layouts, and prepare assets for every store. Layer text, backgrounds, and device frames on one canvas - your workflow stays fast from first screen to final export.

iPhone 17, iPhone Air, Pro Max - every device frame is scaled and ready to use. Pick from the latest iPhone, iPad, and Android frames, choose a finish, drop in your screenshot, and keep moving.

Download all your screenshots at once in the exact format Apple and Google require. No resizing, no reformatting, no second tool - just click export and ship your listing.

Pay once with Launch Pass, or choose Pro for ongoing releases.
Quick answers about designing and exporting app store screenshots with AppGrowthKit.
AppGrowthKit is a growth toolkit for App Store and Google Play, built for indie developers and teams. The core product is an AI screenshot maker: upload your app screens, add device frames, headlines, and backgrounds - or let AI draft layouts and copy - then export store-ready assets for your Apple App Store and Google Play listings.
The editor is focused on App Store and Google Play screenshots today, and that is where AppGrowthKit does its best work. Alongside it we publish free tools for the rest of a launch - an app icon size generator, an ASO character counter, and live App Store charts - and more growth tools are on the way.
No. AppGrowthKit is built for developers, not designers. Use the layer-based editor to arrange screens and text, or describe your app and let AI draft layouts and copy you can fine-tune before export.
AppGrowthKit supports the Apple App Store and Google Play. Export store-ready screenshots for iPhone, iPad, and Android apps without manual resizing or reformatting.
Tell AppGrowthKit what your app does and AI plans the layout, writes headlines, and applies backgrounds and spacing across your screens. You stay in control - review the draft, edit anything on the canvas, and export when it looks right.
Yes. AppGrowthKit exports screenshots in the formats and dimensions Apple and Google require. Download every screen in your project at once - no manual resizing or reformatting in another tool.
Launch Pass is a $9.99 one-time purchase for a single launch, with unlimited projects, unlimited exports, and 250 AI credits. Pro is $14.99/month or $99.99/year for ongoing work, unlimited projects and exports, and 750 AI credits each month.
Choose Launch Pass when you are preparing one app launch and do not want a recurring subscription. Choose Pro for repeated releases, ongoing screenshot experiments, and AI credits that refill each month.
Yes. Upload raw app screenshots, drop them into the latest iPhone, iPad, and Android frames, and customize colors, text, and layout until your listing looks the way you want.
Design the English master in AppGrowthKit, pick a market, and let AI adapt titles and captions for that locale. Layouts and app screens stay in place. AppGrowthKit covers 42 App Store locales, then you export each set in the sizes Apple and Google require.
Yes. Grok Bot is strong at competitor research and first-draft captions. AppGrowthKit is where those words go onto real app screens, with device frames, localization, and exact store exports. Do not let any agent invent the in-app UI.
Join developers creating polished App Store screenshots in minutes, not hours.