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App screenshot templates for the screen you need

Choose a template for the way it tells your app's story. A bold headline can help a simple utility explain its benefit; a quieter layout can give a detailed product screen more room. The gallery above shows published designs from the editor, so you can compare complete sets before choosing a starting point.

App Store screenshot templates and Google Play screenshot templates share a design task: make the real product easy to understand. Their output requirements differ. Choose the destination canvas before finalizing your spacing. These shortcuts open a new sized project; use a gallery card when you want to start with that specific design.

Choose a layout around your real app content

Look at the first screen and the rest of the sequence together. A useful set can show the outcome, the action that delivers it, and a supporting feature. Avoid choosing a design only because its sample text looks good. Replace that text mentally with your own message and check whether the composition still has enough space.

Use the category and style filters to narrow the collection. For a product with dense charts or lists, leave more room for the app capture. For a focused task, a short headline and a larger crop can make the action clearer. Keep type, colors and alignment consistent across the set while allowing each image to make a distinct point.

Turn a starting point into your screenshot set

Replace the examples

Open a template and add your own screen captures. Replace sample headlines, background imagery and any device frame that does not match your product. The editor's layers let you work on text and images separately. Save a copy of your source captures so you can revise the artwork without taking them again.

Check the whole sequence

Use the strip preview to inspect the order. The first image should explain one useful outcome; later images should provide new evidence. A connected background can tie the set together, but important text and controls still need to work within each individual screenshot. Do not place essential information across an export boundary.

Check dimensions after changing a template

Device artwork and output dimensions are different things. An iPhone frame does not determine the size of the exported canvas. Likewise, an iPad screenshot template needs more than a stretched phone image: use a tablet capture, adjust the text and verify the final canvas. For Android screenshot templates, check the chosen Google Play target and replace mismatched phone artwork.

Export one image early and inspect its pixel dimensions and readable content. The studio supports PNG and JPEG; set export scale to 1× when you need the canvas's exact dimensions. Transparent exports and larger scale settings can produce files that need adjustment before store upload. See the export help and target catalog for the available presets and source links.

Before the final export, remove placeholder copy, confirm that all screenshots show features your app actually offers, and check that text remains legible when the image is reduced. For a separate Google Play feature graphic, use the dedicated 1024 × 500 canvas rather than cropping a portrait screenshot.