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Screenshots Pro

Fast app screenshot generator for store listing assets.

Best for

  • Screenshot mockups
  • Store listing visuals
  • Fast exports

Not good for

  • ASO keyword tracking

Pros and cons

Pros

  • The free Basic plan includes every device size, all templates, and the full editor, so you can produce a complete first listing without paying.
  • Smart export renders every required App Store and Google Play size in one pass, which removes manual resizing.
  • The Extended plan grants an extended license and the right to bill clients, which makes it viable for contract or agency work.
  • The paid features are the ones you tend to need late, such as localization and custom fonts, so cost lines up with launch rather than day one.

Cons

  • Localization, custom fonts, and 3D angles sit behind paid tiers, so a polished multi-language listing is not free.
  • It frames and styles images but does not capture them, so producing the raw screenshots remains your job.
  • API access is available only on the higher-priced Extended plan, which is a jump if you want to automate exports.
  • Exact annual prices are shown only as a percentage discount, so the yearly total needs a manual check before you buy.

Screenshots Pro is a browser-based screenshot builder for the App Store and Google Play. It offers templates, device frames, captions, 3D angles, and a smart export that produces every required size at once. For a solo iOS developer, the draw is that the full editor and every device size are usable on the free plan, so you can build a first listing without paying anything.

It fits when you want polished, framed screenshots quickly and may only need paid features closer to launch. It does not fit if you need App Store keyword tracking or analytics, because it is a creative tool only. If you ship in one language and one visual style, the free plan may be all you ever need. AppScreens is a close alternative built around projects and localization.

Pricing

Screenshots Pro uses a freemium model with two paid tiers.

Screenshots Pro plans (checked July 19, 2026)

PlanPriceWhat is included
Basic$0All devices, all templates, the full editor, auto-save, and smart export to every store size
Standard$19 per month, with roughly 35 percent off on annual billingEverything in Basic plus 3D angles, template storage, custom fonts, localization, and a standard license
Extended$49 per monthEverything in Standard plus API access, an extended license, and the right to charge end clients

The free Basic plan is unusually complete for a screenshot tool, which makes Standard mainly about localization and custom typography. Pricing last checked July 19, 2026; confirm current numbers on the official pricing page.

Setup and integration

Screenshots Pro is web-based, so there is no SDK. You import your own captures, arrange them on templates, adjust device frames and captions, then use smart export to generate every App Store and Google Play size in a single pass. Effort is low, and a first listing takes an afternoon at most.

Plan for 2 things. Like any builder, it does not take the raw screenshots, so you capture those from the simulator, a device, or fastlane first. API access and the right to bill clients live only on the Extended plan, so contract or agency work needs the Extended plan.

Frequently asked questions

How is Screenshots Pro different from AppScreens?

Both are browser-based store screenshot builders. AppScreens organizes work into projects with a localization-first workflow, while Screenshots Pro gives the full editor and every device size on a permanently free plan and puts localization, custom fonts, and 3D angles on the paid tiers. Choose on editor feel and how many languages you ship.

Is the free plan good enough to launch?

Often, yes. The Basic plan includes every device, all templates, the full editor, and smart export at $0 (checked July 19, 2026), so a single-language listing can ship without paying. You move up mainly for localization, custom fonts, or API access.

Do I still need to capture my own screenshots?

Yes. Screenshots Pro styles and frames images you supply. You capture the raw screens from the simulator or a device, or automate them with fastlane, then bring them in for framing, captions, and export.

Alternatives

AppScreensPreviewedAppLaunchpad

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