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Turn raw app captures into a polished App Store and Google Play gallery — device frames, clean backgrounds and a consistent look across every panel. It all runs in your browser; your screenshots never leave your device.
Illustration — frame and background are applied to your own app capture in the editor.
From a raw capture to a listing that looks designed — without opening Figma.
A raw screen recording crop looks flat in a store listing. Drop your capture into a clean device frame so it reads as a real app on a real phone, with rounded corners and a soft shadow.
Store galleries with a coloured or gradient backdrop stand out in search. Use a gradient, a solid brand colour, or let Smart Match sample your app's own colours and build one that already fits.
A set of five or eight shots should feel like one design, not five different ones. Style the first screenshot, then reuse the same background, padding and frame across every panel so the listing looks intentional.
Demo accounts, test emails and placeholder names sneak into app captures all the time. Drag a box over anything you don't want public — the blur is baked into the export, and nothing is ever uploaded.
Nudge brightness, contrast and saturation, or apply a one-click look like Vivid or Mono so a slightly dull screen recording frame looks crisp and deliberate in the store.
Building galleries for several screens — or for both iOS and Android? Drop them all in, apply one style, and export the set together as a zip instead of finishing each panel by hand.
Both stores accept a range of resolutions rather than one fixed size. Snapframe keeps your capture at full quality and lets you export up to 4K, so you can match whatever the store asks for.
Apple wants portrait or landscape screenshots per device class (iPhone and iPad), and previews the first few in search. Export at the native resolution of your capture and keep every shot in the set the same orientation.
Play asks for phone screenshots between 320px and 3840px on each side, at a 16:9 or 9:16 ratio, with a minimum of two. A clean, consistent set of framed shots reads far better than raw crops.
Store requirements change over time — always check Apple's and Google's current specs before you upload. The exact pixel sizes above are guidance, not a guarantee.
Paste or drag your captures straight into the browser — they stay on your device.
Add a device frame and background, tune padding and corners, and blur any test data.
Download crisp PNGs — up to 4K on Pro — ready to upload to App Store Connect or Play Console.
A step-by-step walkthrough for App Store and Google Play galleries.
Read the guidePresent UI work with device and browser frames, shadows and transparent PNGs.
Designer guideBackgrounds, frames, blur, filters and batch export — all in one place.
All featuresFree, runs in your browser, no signup — your screenshots never leave your device.