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Play Store Screenshot Generator

Play Store screenshot generator

Pick a Google Play size, drop your app screen into an Android phone or tablet frame, and add a headline on a backdrop you control. The canvas matches what the Play Console expects, so the export uploads cleanly. Download as PNG or JPG, all in your browser, with nothing uploaded.

  • Files never leave your device
  • Runs in your browser
  • Free, no signup

How it works

  1. 1

    Pick a size

    Choose a 1080×1920, 1080×2400 phone or a 10-inch tablet canvas. The preview is that exact size.

  2. 2

    Frame and headline

    Drop your app screen into the Android frame, then write a short benefit headline and set the backdrop.

  3. 3

    Export for Play

    Download at the chosen size and upload the set in the Google Play Console.

What this screenshot generator gives you

The right Play sizes

Export at a safe 9 by 16 phone size or a 10-inch tablet size, so the Play Console accepts it without a resize.

Headline, frame and backdrop

Pair a framed Android or tablet screen with a benefit headline on a gradient or solid background.

Composed locally, never uploaded

Your app screens are framed in your browser, so an unreleased app's screens never touch a server.

Where this helps

Launch

New app launch

Build a full phone set with headlines before you submit in the Play Console.

ASO

Lifting conversion

Try new headlines and backgrounds to raise the install rate on an existing listing.

Tablet

Tablet screenshots

Produce the larger tablet set to round out a listing that targets tablets.

Solo

Indie and side projects

Get a polished, store-ready set without a designer or a desktop app.

Tips that help

  • 1

    Strongest screen first

    Lead with your best benefit, since the first screenshot is the one most people see in search.

  • 2

    One benefit per headline

    Keep each headline to a few words naming a single benefit, and let the screen prove it.

  • 3

    At least two, up to eight

    Google Play needs two phone screenshots and allows eight, so use several to tell the story.

  • 4

    Match your iOS set

    Reuse the same headlines and background on the App Store generator so the stores stay consistent.

Play Store screenshots: a set that wins the install on Google Play

On Google Play, the screenshots carry the listing. Most people swipe the first few images and decide before they read the description, so a bare screen capture leaves installs on the table. A framed screen with a clear headline does the selling. This guide covers the Play sizes and how to build a set that converts.

Use a safe Play size

Google Play is flexible: phone screenshots can run from 320 to 3840 pixels on the short edge, but a 9 by 16 portrait shape is the dependable default, so 1080 by 1920 or a taller 1080 by 2400 both work. Tablet screenshots are larger, around 1600 by 2560.

Play Store screenshot generator

This studio locks the canvas to the size you pick and exports at those exact pixels, so the Play Console accepts the upload without a fight over dimensions.

Capture your app screens at full resolution so they stay sharp once they are scaled into the frame.

Sell with a headline

The apps near the top of Play almost always frame their screens and add a short benefit headline, because the headline does the work even at thumbnail size in search.

Write each headline as a few words naming one benefit, and let the screen behind it prove the claim. Lead with the strongest benefit on the first screenshot, since it is the most seen.

Hold the font, background and headline position steady across the set so the listing looks like one designed thing.

Ship the set

Pick a background that contrasts with your app so the device pops, then frame each key screen and write its headline. Google Play allows up to eight phone screenshots, and using several to tell the story pays off.

Export each at the size you chose and upload them in order in the Play Console. Because they share a size and a style, they line up cleanly.

Read more

If you also ship on iOS, build the matching App Store set with the same headlines so your stores stay consistent.

Frequently asked questions

Honest answers to what people ask before using this tool.

Pick a Google Play size, drop your app screen into an Android or tablet frame, and add a headline on a backdrop. Choose the font, colour and background, then download. The canvas matches what the Play Console expects, so the export uploads cleanly. It all runs in your browser, with nothing uploaded.

Google Play accepts phone screenshots from 320 to 3840 pixels on the short edge, with a 9 by 16 portrait shape being the safe default, so 1080 by 1920 or 1080 by 2400 works well. Tablet screenshots are larger, around 1600 by 2560. This tool exports at those sizes, so you do not have to resize anything by hand.

Google Play requires at least two phone screenshots and allows up to eight, and it is worth using several to tell the feature story. Keep the same background, font and headline position across them so the set looks designed, and swap the app screen and headline for each one.

Yes. A plain capture is allowed, but a framed screen with a short benefit headline reads far better in the listing and in search, which is why most installed apps use them. This studio frames your screen and adds the headline, so you ship a marketing screenshot rather than a bare screen.

Yes. Build the Play set here, then switch to the App Store generator and reuse the same headlines and background at Apple's sizes. Keeping the two stores consistent makes your product look more polished wherever someone finds it.

No. The screen, the frame and the text are composited entirely in your browser on a canvas. Nothing is sent to a server, which you can confirm in the Network panel, so an unreleased app's screens stay private.

Further reading

Independent references if you want to go deeper on the formats and tradeoffs.

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