Question 1

Is ScreenKit really free?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The Free plan lets you create 1 project with up to 5 exports, forever. You only pay for Pro when you need unlimited projects and exports, premium templates, all device frames, or batch multi-size export. No credit card required to start.

Question 2

Will my screenshots pass App Store and Google Play review?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Every canvas matches the exact pixel dimensions Apple and Google require for 2026 — every currently required iPhone, iPad, and Android size is built in. Pick a size, design once, export. No manual resizing, no rejected uploads.

Question 3

Do I need design skills?

Accepted Answer

No. Start from a template built by designers, swap the screenshots and headline, and you're done. If you want to go deeper, the drag-and-drop editor is there when you need it. No Figma, Sketch, or Photoshop required.

Question 4

Can I use one design for all device sizes?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Design once on any canvas, then export the same layout across every required store size in one batch. Batch multi-size export is a Pro feature — on the Free plan you export the current canvas size. Either way, no manual resizing.

Question 5

Where are my screenshots stored? Is anything private?

Accepted Answer

Your projects — including the screenshots you upload — are saved to our servers so you can access them from any device. Everything is encrypted in transit and scoped to your account only. The editor, rendering, and export all happen right in your browser: nothing is sent to our servers for processing, and we never use your content for training or advertising. Full details are in our Privacy Policy.

Question 6

Can I cancel Pro anytime?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Cancel from the billing portal in one click — your Pro access stays active until the end of your current billing period, then drops back to Free. We also offer a 7-day refund window on new subscriptions if ScreenKit turns out not to fit your workflow.

Question 7

How many screenshots do I need for the App Store?

Accepted Answer

Apple requires at least 1 screenshot per required device size, but you can upload up to 10. Most successful listings use 4 to 6. The first 2 or 3 are what most users actually see before tapping through, so spend the most time on those.

Question 8

Do screenshots actually affect App Store rankings (ASO)?

Accepted Answer

Indirectly, yes. Screenshots don't feed Apple's search algorithm directly, but they heavily influence tap-through and install rates, and those signals do drive rankings. Better screenshots typically lift conversion by 20 to 30 percent on equivalent traffic.

Question 9

What makes a high-converting app store screenshot?

Accepted Answer

A clear one-sentence headline, a real product UI (not a blank device mockup), strong contrast, and a visual hierarchy that makes the value obvious in under a second. Your first screenshot should answer one question: why should I tap install?

Question 10

Can ScreenKit export to Figma or Photoshop?

Accepted Answer

ScreenKit exports finished PNG and JPEG files at every required store size, which you can open in Figma, Photoshop, or anything else. If you need a reusable layered source file, our recommended flow is to design in ScreenKit and keep the final export as your source of truth.

Question 11

Do I need separate screenshots for iPhone and iPad?

Accepted Answer

If your app is iPhone-only, no — you only submit iPhone screenshots. If your app is universal or iPad-native, Apple requires separate iPad screenshots for the 13-inch iPad Pro size. ScreenKit handles both from a single design with bulk export.

Question 12

How often do App Store screenshot sizes change?

Accepted Answer

Apple and Google update screenshot specs every one to two years, usually alongside a major device launch. ScreenKit tracks these changes and updates the built-in sizes automatically — you don't need to research spec sheets or redesign for each update.

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