Figma is the right tool for designing the app. AppGrowthKit is the right tool for packaging that app into App Store and Google Play screenshot sets.

Figma is a collaborative interface design product. Teams use it for UI, design systems, and sometimes marketing frames. Nothing stops you from building 6.9-inch artboards by hand — that is also why screenshot work in Figma is slow for a solo developer.
| Feature | Figma | AppGrowthKit |
|---|---|---|
Product UI / design systems | ||
Store-ready screenshot export Possible in Figma with plugins and manual sizes | ||
AI listing layouts and copy | ||
Screenshot localization | ||
Current device frames for listings |
Figma screenshot files rot as Apple adds devices. AppGrowthKit keeps frames and export sizes in the product so you are not updating a marketing file each September.
Describe the app, get a sequence and headlines, then edit. Figma starts you at zero unless you already maintain a kit.
Generate icon options and screenshot sets in one place instead of exporting from Figma into a second mockup tool.
Drop captures into AppGrowthKit, generate copy, and export every store size.
Start freeNot for product UI. It replaces the Figma-for-store-screenshots habit: frames, captions, localization, and export.
You still get layers, type, and arrangement. You lose infinite auto-layout power and gain store-accurate output.