App Store screenshots,
generated in minutes.
Describe your app in a sentence, paste your website, or upload one screenshot. Storeboard designs your full App Store and Google Play set: screenshots, feature graphic, and listing text, every file at the exact size the stores require, in up to ten languages.
Track.
Every habit at a glance
Plan.
Your week, laid out
Focus.
Timers that keep you honest
Sync.
Every device, always
Grow.
Progress you can feel
The exact format stores convert with: a bold headline, a benefit line, and your real UI, rendered at exact store pixels.
Store screenshots are the last 10%,
and they eat a week.
You shipped the app. Now the store wants eight phone screenshots at exactly 9:16, a 1024×500 feature graphic, tablet sets at two more sizes, a subtitle that fits in 30 characters, keywords in 100, and all of it again for every language you support.
Storeboard turns that checklist into one short brief. Give it a screenshot you like, your website URL, or nothing but a description of the app, and it hands back a consistent, store-ready set with the copy written. Every rule (aspect ratios, pixel bounds, alpha channels, character caps) is enforced in code, not in your head at midnight before launch.
Why a bowerbird?
The best-dressed listing wins.
The male satin bowerbird doesn't win by being the strongest bird in the forest. He wins by building the best display: he collects shiny blue treasures, arranges them obsessively, and the finest presentation takes it all.
App stores work exactly the same way. Great apps lose installs to better-dressed ones every single day. Storeboard is your bowerbird: it takes the app you already built and gives it the display it deserves.
One description becomes
Your entire store listing
Renders
Speaks
Dresses
Misses
Deliverables
Everything the stores ask for
Every asset and every field the App Store and Google Play consoles expect, produced in one pass.
iPhone 6.9″ screenshots
1290×2796 for App Store Connect, the current required iPhone size.
iPad 13″ screenshots
2048×2732 for App Store Connect, ready for the tablet slot.
Play phone screenshots
1080×1920 at exactly 9:16, sized for promotion eligibility.
7″ & 10″ tablet screenshots
1440×2560 and 1620×2880 for both Play tablet slots.
Feature graphic
The 1024×500 banner Google Play requires for featuring.
Listing copy
Title, subtitle, keywords, and descriptions, inside every character limit.
Ten languages
Headlines adapted per market, exported as one folder per locale.
Real-UI compositing
Your actual screens in the device frame, Apple 2.3.3 compliant.
Text QA loop
Every render checked letter by letter and retried if the type drifts.
How it works
Three steps. No ruffled feathers.
- 1
Start with what you have
A screenshot whose style you like, your website URL, or just a few sentences about your app. Any one is enough; add your real app screens if you want them placed in the frames.
- 2
Approve the design
Storeboard reads your branding and proposes a style and short benefit headlines. Edit anything in plain text; you stay the art director.
- 3
Download your set
Pick stores, sizes, and languages. You get a zip organized per store and per language, every file at exact pixels, ready to upload.
Real UI only
Your actual screens composited into the frame. The AI never invents your app (Guideline 2.3.3).
Headline matches, letter for letter
A vision model reads every render back and compares it to your copy.
Exact pixels, every slot
1290×2796, 2048×2732, 1080×1920 and friends, resized and cropped in code.
Type drifted? Auto retried
Failed renders regenerate with a corrective prompt before you ever see them.
Store compliance
Your real app, never faked.
Generic image models invent your UI: plausible-looking screens that violate Apple's guideline 2.3.3 and erode user trust. Storeboard composites your real screenshots into the device frame deterministically; the AI only paints the background and headline.
And because image models garble text, every render is read back by a vision model and checked letter for letter against your headline before you see it. No typos shipped to your storefront.
Localization
Ten languages, one click.
Localized screenshots measurably lift store conversion, and they're usually a designer-day per language, so nobody does them. Storeboard adapts your headlines (marketing-adapted, not machine-literal), re-renders the full set per locale, and exports one ready-to-upload folder per language.
Your listing copy migrates with it, still inside every character limit.
More in the nest
More than screenshots
So much extra comes with your set that it needed its own store listing.
Two looks, one winner
Try two whole looks side by side. Keep the one that wins.
01 / 08VIDEOA video for your listing
Your screenshots turn into a short video for your store page. Nothing to install, nothing to edit.
02 / 08EDITFix it with a sentence
Say “warmer background” and only that changes. The layout and words stay put.
03 / 08ICONSAn icon in every size
Pick your favorite of four designs. Get every size the stores and your website need.
04 / 08PANORAMAOne scene, eight shots
One background flows across the whole gallery. You are looking at it right now.
05 / 08SHAREOne link for approvals
Send a link so a client or teammate can see the whole listing. Turn it off anytime.
06 / 08KEYWORDSKeywords with receipts
Search-term suggestions based on apps that actually rank, not pulled from a thesaurus.
07 / 08EXPORTFolders, ready to upload
Your download arrives organized the way the stores expect, one folder per size and language.
08 / 08And yes, that is one background flowing across all eight shots: panorama mode, demonstrating itself.
Great apps don't lose to better apps.
They lose to better-dressed ones.
FAQ
Questions from the nest
What sizes do App Store and Google Play screenshots need to be?
Apple requires 1290×2796 for 6.9-inch iPhones and 2048×2732 for 13-inch iPads. Google Play accepts 16:9 or 9:16 screenshots with each side between 320px and 3,840px (1080×1920 is standard for phones), plus a 1024×500 feature graphic. Storeboard outputs every asset at these exact pixel dimensions automatically.
Are AI-generated screenshots compliant with Apple's review guidelines?
Apple guideline 2.3.3 requires screenshots to show the app as it actually is. Storeboard solves this with real-UI compositing: upload your real app screens and the AI only paints the marketing background and headline. Your actual UI is placed pixel-perfect into the device frame, never invented.
What is a Play Store feature graphic and do I need one?
The feature graphic is a 1024×500 banner Google Play shows at the top of your listing and anywhere your app is promoted. It is required to be eligible for featuring. Storeboard generates it in the same visual system as your screenshots.
Can Storeboard write my App Store description and keywords?
Yes. It writes the full listing: Apple name (30 characters), subtitle (30), keyword field (100), and description, plus Google Play title (30), short description (80), and full description, every field hard-limited to the store's exact character caps.
How does screenshot localization work?
Pick from ten languages (Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Hindi, Arabic). Storeboard adapts the headline copy (not literal translation), re-renders every asset per locale, and exports a folder per language ready for the Play Console and App Store Connect.
Do I need design skills or a designer to use Storeboard?
No. Start with whatever you have: a screenshot whose style you like, your website URL, or a plain-words description of your app. Storeboard proposes the style and headlines, and you approve or edit in plain text. It was built so that first-time app builders get the same quality listing as teams with a design department.
Can Storeboard generate a listing from just a text description?
Yes. If you have no screenshots or website yet, describe the app in a few sentences and Storeboard invents a cohesive visual system, writes the headlines, and renders the full set. When your real screens are ready, add them and re-render with your actual UI composited into the frames.
Can Storeboard make an app preview video too?
Yes. Once your screenshots are rendered, Storeboard turns them into a store-ready preview clip with smooth motion, at Apple's App Preview size and Google Play's promo size, rendered right in your browser and downloadable as a video file.
Why is your mascot a bowerbird?
Male bowerbirds do not win by being the biggest bird in the forest. They win by building the best display: collecting shiny blue objects and arranging them until the presentation is irresistible. That is what Storeboard does for your app. You built something great; the bird makes sure your store listing shows it.
How much does it cost?
You can start free: the free plan includes a draft project so you can try the full flow, and draft previews use no credits. Finished, full-quality assets use credits: a one-time $15 pack covers the default phone-first launch with room for tweaks, and Pro at $29 a month covers about three typical launches. No credit card is needed to try it.
Ready to show off?
Your listing, dressed to win. App Store and Google Play, exact pixels, ten languages. Start free with a draft project.
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