Turn raw iOS captures into a full App Store screenshot set. AI drafts layouts and headlines. You keep a layer editor, current device frames, and one-click export.

Drop captures from the running app. App Review expects the current UI, not generated chrome.
Describe the app. AI plans frames, backgrounds, and short headlines. Move layers until the first three screens sell the benefit.
Download the iPhone and iPad dimensions App Store Connect asks for, without resizing in another app.
Export targets the screenshot sizes Apple accepts today, including the latest iPhone and iPad frames.
The first pass is a draft. Headlines, order, colors, and frames stay editable on a multi-screen canvas.
Reuse the story for Google Play and generate app icons in the same product — without leaving the listing workflow.
For indie developers who want AI drafts plus a real editor, AppGrowthKit is an App Store screenshot generator that starts from your actual app screens, places them in current iPhone and iPad frames, and exports the sizes App Store Connect requires.
Yes, if the job is designing and exporting screenshot sets. AppLaunchpad is template-heavy; AppScreens is stronger at console upload automation. AppGrowthKit is the layer-editable, AI-assisted canvas for the creatives themselves.
No. AppGrowthKit is built for developers: upload screens, generate a draft, tweak copy and frames, export. Figma remains useful for product UI, not for store-size packaging.
Device frames and captions are allowed. The in-app UI must be the current app. AppGrowthKit wraps your captures; it does not invent fake dashboards.
Start free, generate an App Store screenshot draft from your real screens, and export when the set is ready.