App Store Screenshots
Your coding agent designs your app store screenshots
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Your coding agent designs your app store screenshots
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A free, open-source skill for Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor. Give your agent your app captures and a short brief, and it builds a local screenshot editor in your project. Choose from 18 styles, compare looks in Style Lab, edit the copy, and export every size for iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Android, in multiple languages. No screenshot subscription. It runs locally; your usual agent costs apply. Install: npx skills add ParthJadhav/app-store-screenshots
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Hey Product Hunt, I’m Parth. I made App Store Screenshots to turn app captures into a finished store listing without giving up control of the design.
It’s a free, open-source skill for Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor. Give your agent the captures and a brief; it builds a local editor in your project.
• Start with 18 styles and compare complete looks in Style Lab.
• Edit the copy, device frames, spacing, and UI details yourself.
• Export PNG bundles across device sizes and languages, including iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Android.
The editor lives with your project. There’s no screenshot subscription; your usual coding-agent costs still apply.
Install with npx skills add ParthJadhav/app-store-screenshots, then ask your agent to create screenshots for your app.
Which part of making store screenshots takes you the longest?
Hi Parth! I used app-store-screenshots to build the Google Play screenshots for my app Mimoo. It made a full 7-screen set in 5 languages really easy. Thanks for sharing it!
The skill says to tag you on Twitter/X to get added to the showcase, but I don't use Twitter. Is there another way to send it to you? Email, a GitHub issue, or anything else works for me.
Keeping the editor in the app's project makes sense. When the UI changes, the store images and their copy can be updated in the same place.
The Style Lab comparison is what caught my eye — comparing complete looks instead of tweaking one style at a time is where I usually lose time. When you export across device sizes and languages, does the copy stay linked to one set of strings, so a headline edit carries through every size and locale?
the style lab for comparing whole looks sounds handy. when you change the app's ui later, do you just hand the agent fresh captures to rebuild it?