See how your app's first three screenshots read at App Store search size before you publish. Add an icon, check Apple's 30-character metadata limits, review screenshot dimensions and order, then continue into an editable ScreenKit preview.
Images stay in your browser. Nothing is uploaded for this preview.
Used only in this search-result preview.
Apple allows 2–30 characters. The preview shows the trimmed name.
Optional, up to 30 characters.
High-fidelity August 2026 preview
Your app name
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Transparency is not certified. Apple screenshots cannot include alpha channels.
Apple accepts one to ten screenshots; this tool reviews the first three positions.
Review Apple's official screenshot specificationsA full-resolution design can look clear on a desktop canvas and still feel dense in an App Store search result. Use the live strip to check order, visual rhythm, and whether the value of each screenshot survives at thumbnail scale.
The review reports factual metadata, format, dimension, orientation, and completeness results. It does not invent a conversion score or claim that three screenshots are required for submission.
Your icon and screenshots are read locally for this preview. When you continue, ScreenKit preserves the screenshot order, app name, and subtitle in a local builder draft.
The icon stays in the listing preview because the current ScreenKit editor does not use an app icon as project input.
An App Store search preview places your icon, app name, subtitle, and first screenshots inside a store-style search result so you can review hierarchy and ordering before publishing.
No. Apple currently accepts one to ten screenshots. This tool focuses on the first three positions because they form the compact sequence being reviewed in this search simulation.
No. Images stay in your browser during preview generation. ScreenKit saves a local browser draft only when you choose to continue into the builder.
No. It is a high-fidelity preview reviewed for August 2026. Apple can change spacing and storefront treatments by device, locale, app state, or experiment.
Yes. Continue into ScreenKit to keep the screenshot order, app name, and subtitle, generate a free template preview, and save an editable project when ready.