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App Store screenshots that sell, made by your agent.
Describe your app once. Get a polished set in every size and language the stores ask for.
44+ apps live on the stores14K+ installs · open source
Already on the App Store.
Tap any screenshot to see it up close.
How it works
Step 1: Install the skill
- Claude Code
- Codex
- Cursor
- Windsurf
- OpenCode
- and more
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Added app-store-screenshots
Your agent can use it now.
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Step 2: Ask your agent
Your agentapp-store-screenshotsBuild App Store and Google Play screenshots for my app.
A few questions first:
- 1What does it do?
- 2Best features?
- 3Devices and languages?
- 4What look?
- 5How many slides?
A coffee journal. Timer, bean shelf, caffeine. iPhone, 5 languages. Warm. 9 slides.
Your headlines:
- Every brew. Perfectly timed.
- Your whole shelf, one tap away.
- Know when you're sleep ready.
- Your best brew, on repeat.
- +5 more
Step 3: Tweak it in your editor
localhost:3000
Step 4: Export every size
enjadefres- iPhone 6.9″
- iPhone 6.5″
- iPhone 6.3″
- iPhone 6.1″
- iPad 13″
- Android phone
- Android tablet
- Feature graphic
bloom-screenshots.zip0PNGs
Every language.
Same app. 18 styles.



Hand-Drawn Editorial Tasks
Questions
Anything else? Ask on GitHub.
Will Apple and Google accept them?
Yes. Every set on this page is live on the App Store. Exports are opaque PNGs at the exact sizes App Store Connect and Google Play ask for.
What do I need?
Node.js 18 or newer, a package manager (bun, pnpm, yarn or npm) and screenshots of your app from a simulator, emulator or device.
Which agents does it work with?
Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Windsurf, OpenCode and any other agent that supports skills.
Can I change things after the agent is done?
Yes. The editor runs on your machine. Change any headline, screenshot or layout yourself, or ask your agent to.
Where is my work saved?
In app-store-screenshots.json in your project, next to your screenshots. Commit both and the set comes back on any machine.
Which devices does it cover?
iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch, Apple TV, CarPlay, Android phones and tablets, the Google Play feature graphic and App Store creative assets.
Is it free?
Yes. It's open source under the MIT license.