Create App Store and Google Play screenshot frames with device bezels, captions, and marketing text.
This tool composites a raw app screenshot into a device bezel (iPhone, iPad, or an Android phone/tablet outline), adds a caption or headline bar above, below, or overlaid on it, and flattens the result into a single export sized for that device's App Store or Play Store listing slot. You choose a frame, drop in the screenshot, type the caption and pick a background color, then download the PNG. What catches people out: the frame doesn't upscale a blurry or wrong-aspect-ratio screenshot to fill the canvas cleanly - a soft or cropped source image still looks soft or cropped inside a crisp bezel.
You pick a device profile - iPhone 6.1", iPhone 6.9", iPad 12.9", or an Android phone/tablet outline - and upload the raw screenshot. The tool scales the screenshot to fit the frame's screen cutout, keeping aspect ratio, then layers the bezel artwork on top so corners, notch, and side buttons sit correctly around your content.
A text field lets you add a short marketing line, choose its position (above, below, or overlaid), font weight, and background color. When you export, the caption, screenshot, and bezel are flattened into one PNG sized to the canvas that device profile requires, so each frame you build becomes a separate file ready to upload individually.
It exports at the canvas size built into the device preset you picked. Those presets are meant to match current App Store Connect and Play Console requirements, but since both platforms revise required sizes periodically, check your target size against the current upload requirements before submitting rather than assuming the preset is up to date.
You still apply a frame per device size you're targeting - an iPhone 6.9" export and an iPad 12.9" export are different canvases, so you select each profile and export separately, even though the underlying screenshot and caption text can stay the same.
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