Figma, Photoshop, a template website, a screenshot tool, or a designer on Fiverr. Everyone seems to have a different setup, and nobody seems fully happy with it. What does yours look like? If you could fix one thing about it tomorrow, what would it be?
Some people grab a template and only swap in their screens. Others open a template, change everything, and end up with something completely different. And some refuse templates altogether because they're scared their app will look like everyone else's. Which one are you? What makes a template actually worth starting from?
Making screenshots is one job. Getting every size, for every device, in every language, into App Store Connect and Google Play is another. Some people drag them in by hand, some use fastlane, some just ship the bare minimum. What does your upload process look like? Which step do you dread the most?
I added 27 store languages to AppReleaseKit because translating screenshots by hand was the slowest part of every release.
But I'm curious about real numbers. Have you localized your screenshots? Did you see a difference in conversion in other countries, or was it not worth the effort?
Your screenshots are the first thing people see on the App Store. AppReleaseKit helps you make them unforgettable.
Start from a finished template, drop your app into real 3D devices, and make it yours with 6,000+ stickers, icons, and elements. Design once, translate into 27 languages with the help of AI, then export every App Store and Play Store size in a single click.
Just beautiful screenshots, ready to ship.
