Best Google Play Screenshot Generators (2026)

A good Google Play screenshot generator exports 9:16 images at 1080 × 1920 or larger, because Google rejects anything taller than 2:1, and ideally makes the 1024 × 500 feature graphic too. These tools all target Google Play; facts are from their own sites.

Disclosure: we make AppShotEditor and list it first. The others are in no particular order of quality; each has a “best for” line, and facts come from each tool’s own site as of October 2026.

How we compared

  • 9:16 export (Google’s 2:1 limit).
  • Feature graphic support.
  • Free plan and price.
  1. 1. AppShotEditor (ours)

    Free browser editor that keeps every screen as layers, with an open Agent Skill for coding agents.

    Free plan:
    Editor, phone frames and single-screen export; no signup
    Paid:
    Starter $29/yr, Pro $59/yr, Studio $129/yr
    Watermark:
    None
    Platform:
    Web (any modern browser)

    Best for: free, editable sets and agent-drafted screenshots. Not for: built-in translation or direct store upload.

  2. 2. AppScreens

    AppScreens is a web-based App Store and Google Play screenshot generator with a large template library and localization on its paid plans.

    Free plan:
    1 saved project, 1 app, up to 5 screens, no localizations
    Paid:
    Pro $99/yr ($8.25/mo billed yearly), Scale $180/yr
    Watermark:
    Pro features are previewed with watermarks on Free
    Platform:
    Web

    Best for: You localize into many languages and want ready-made templates for each.

    AppScreens vs AppShotEditor →
  3. 3. Screenshots Pro

    Screenshots Pro is a browser-based generator for panoramic App Store and Google Play screenshots, with a free Basic plan and paid plans for 3D angles, localization and an API.

    Free plan:
    Basic: all devices, templates and editor features, smart export
    Paid:
    Standard $19/mo, Extended $49/mo (yearly saves 35%)
    Watermark:
    Not stated on their site
    Platform:
    Web

    Best for: You need 3D device angles or an API in your build pipeline.

    Screenshots Pro vs AppShotEditor →
  4. 4. AppMockUp Studio

    AppMockUp Studio is a free, web-based designer for App Store and Google Play screenshots that needs no account.

    Free plan:
    Free, no account required
    Paid:
    Not stated (described as free)
    Watermark:
    Not stated on their site
    Platform:
    Web (studio.app-mockup.com)

    Best for: You want a free web designer with a store preview and you don’t need agent automation.

    AppMockUp Studio vs AppShotEditor →
  5. 5. Appure

    Appure is a web screenshot generator for the App Store and Google Play that frames screenshots, translates captions and exports store sizes.

    Free plan:
    1 app, 3 localizations, 1 custom font
    Paid:
    Plus $9/mo
    Watermark:
    Not stated on their site
    Platform:
    Web (screenshots.appure.io)

    Best for: You translate captions into many languages every release.

    Appure vs AppShotEditor →
  6. 6. AppScreenStudio

    AppScreenStudio is a browser-based App Store and Google Play screenshot generator with a free Essential plan and a Pro plan with AI credits.

    Free plan:
    Essential: 1 export a day, up to 2 projects
    Paid:
    Pro $10 for one month (one-time); yearly option
    Watermark:
    Not stated on their site
    Platform:
    Web

    Best for: You need AI translation into many store locales.

    AppScreenStudio vs AppShotEditor →
  7. 7. AppLaunchFlow

    AppLaunchFlow is an app-launch suite: store screenshots, social graphics, promo videos, 3D mockups, icons, ASO copy, a hosted landing page and keyword tracking.

    Free plan:
    Preview-only exports; full resolution needs a paid plan
    Paid:
    Launch Pass €9 one-time (7 days); Unlimited €15/mo or €99/yr
    Watermark:
    Not stated on their site
    Platform:
    Web dashboard

    Best for: You want an all-in-one launch and ASO suite.

    AppLaunchFlow vs AppShotEditor →
  8. 8. Hotpot.ai

    Hotpot.ai offers drag-and-drop App Store and Google Play screenshot templates alongside many other AI design tools.

    Free plan:
    Not stated on their site
    Paid:
    Designs are free or $1 per graphic
    Watermark:
    Not stated on their site
    Platform:
    Not stated on their site

    Best for: You want a one-off template and are happy to pay per graphic.

    Hotpot.ai vs AppShotEditor →
  9. 9. BrandBird

    BrandBird is a screenshot and graphics editor for social media, mockups and marketing visuals, with App Store and Play Store screenshot generators among many formats.

    Free plan:
    Free plan (limits not fully stated)
    Paid:
    Pro $15/mo; Lifetime $179 one-time (limited-time deal)
    Watermark:
    Watermark removal listed as a Pro feature
    Platform:
    Web

    Best for: You make lots of social graphics as well as screenshots.

    BrandBird vs AppShotEditor →

Frequently asked questions

Can I reuse App Store screenshots on Google Play?

Not at modern iPhone sizes: 1320 × 2868 is 2.17:1 and Google allows at most 2:1. Re-export the design at 9:16.

Which tools make the Play feature graphic?

Hotpot lists feature graphic templates; AppShotEditor has a feature graphic layout at 1024 × 500. Check each tool for the current state (October 2026).

What size should Google Play screenshots be?

1080 × 1920 (9:16) or larger at the same ratio; at least four for apps to qualify for Play’s recommendation formats.

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