Manage App Store and Google Play Listing CopyListing Copy and Metadata

An app store manager helps organize the listing work around your apps. AppScreens brings connected Apple and Google apps, supported listing copy, localized updates and editable screenshot projects into one workspace.

Yes. Select your connected app and store in AppScreens, then prepare and save supported fields in their appropriate destination. Apple app information and version metadata stay separate; Google app-wide listings and release notes have their own contexts.

Yes. Export the selected store fields, prepare the locale changes and import the updated JSON for review. AppScreens keeps the field and locale changes organized before you save. Use languages supported by the selected store destination.

AppScreens connects with an App Store Connect API key or a Google Play service account that you create and control. You choose its access in the store console and can revoke it there at any time.

No. AppScreens prepares supported listing text and screenshot assets. Complete build submission, app review and release settings in App Store Connect or Google Play Console.

Yes. Use Copy text from other versions, app records or releases where the selected content supports it. Choose the source, fields and languages, then Use this text. Review the current destination before saving. The available copy sources depend on the selected store content.

Yes. The current metadata workspace includes Create version for Apple and Create draft release for Google. Select the Apple platform and version number, or the Google track and already uploaded APK/AAB version codes. Review the creation before confirming, then prepare the supported listing text.

Save to store applies the approved text changes to the selected supported destination. Check the resulting review and publishing status in App Store Connect or Play Console. Submitting an app build, managing release settings and uploading screenshot assets are separate workflows.

Yes. AppScreens uploads supported screenshot sets directly to App Store Connect and Google Play. Keep the listing-copy save and screenshot-delivery selections separate, then review both in the relevant store.

Choose AppScreens for the listing-copy and screenshot work around your Apple app. Manage supported app information and version metadata, prepare localized changes and review them before saving. Keep the screenshot project ready for the same update, then complete build submission, app review and release settings in App Store Connect.

Open Projects, select your connected Google app and choose Store metadata, then Store listing. Prepare the title, short description and full description for your store languages with the JSON workflow. Import the revised values, review the changes and save to the selected app. Release notes use their separate track and release destination.

Yes. AppScreens lets you prepare multiple fields and locale changes in one JSON document for the selected app and content destination. Download the fields and languages you want, prepare the changes and import the updated file for review. Check each proposed value before saving, then select the next app for its own update.

More than most teams expect. On the App Store, App Name, Subtitle, Keywords, Promotional Text, Description and What’s New in all 50 languages is 300 fields. On Google Play, the title, short description, full description and release notes in 80+ languages add more than 320. In AppScreens you download one file for each store section (App information, version metadata, store listing and release notes), update every language with your AI tool, then review and save each section’s changes with your own App Store Connect API key or Google Play service account.

Select the connected app, store content, fields and languages in AppScreens, then use Download JSON. Edit the structured file with the supplied AI instructions and your preferred tool. Use Upload JSON to validate the proposed changes and inspect the before-and-after values, then Save to store for the selected destination.

Google Play listing titles and descriptions are separate from the APK or AAB, so a listing-text update does not require a new app bundle. On Apple, promotional text is editable without a new version; other fields and screenshots follow the selected record or version’s editing and review requirements. AppScreens keeps these destinations separate as you prepare and save the update.

ASO copy is the text that explains and positions your app in its store listing. It includes the app name, subtitle or short description, full description, keywords where supported, promotional text and release notes.

No. AppScreens doesn’t write listing copy itself. Use your preferred AI tool with AppScreens’ exported store data and AI instructions. Bring the returned JSON back into AppScreens for validation and a before-and-after preview, then save the approved changes to the selected store destination.

Yes. The Google Play Store listing workflow supports the app title, short description and full description for the selected store languages. The short description can contain up to 80 characters.

Yes. Choose languages supported by the selected store destination, prepare localized copy with your AI tool and import the returned JSON. Review the wording, field lengths and locale changes before saving. These are store languages, separate from screenshot-project languages.

Yes. Use your preferred AI writing tool with AppScreens’ exported JSON and AI instructions. Give it the app facts, customer benefit and brand voice, then bring the returned JSON into AppScreens. Review the changed fields and store destination before saving the approved copy.

An App Store subtitle has up to 30 characters. Use it to explain a specific benefit or use case rather than repeat your app name. AppScreens validates imported subtitles before the store-change review, so you can check the wording and the selected app record together.

Keep the same customer promise, then adapt the fields for each store. Apple has a subtitle and a separate Keywords field; Google Play has a short description and no separate Keywords field. AppScreens keeps the two stores and their field limits in distinct destinations, so each update fits the listing you are preparing.

Yes. The Google Play store listing is app-wide and separate from release notes for a particular release or track. In AppScreens, choose Store listing, prepare the description update, import and review the changed fields, then Save to store. Check the resulting review and publishing status in Play Console.