Phones, tablets and feature graphics

Google Play Screenshot Generator for Android

Make your Android app easy to understand from the first screenshot. Build one editable design for phones and tablets, then reuse it across the Google Play sizes and languages you need. Start from a template, add your app captures and captions, then localize, preview and export or upload the finished set.

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Design once, every Android size

One design for every Android device

Design your screenshot once. AppScreens exports that same design to every Android phone and tablet size, with the captions, colors and layout kept together, so there’s no canvas to rebuild.

CookBook’s Android phone screenshot with its meal-planning calendar

Phone

CookBook’s matching Android tablet screenshot with the wider interface

Tablet

  • One design. Every size.

    Android phone, 7-inch and 10-inch tablet outputs from one editable layout.

  • One design. Every capture.

    Drop in your phone and tablet captures, and each lands in the device it belongs to.

  • One design. Every language.

    Add languages and export every localized size from the same project.

Google Play screenshot sizes for Android phones and tablets
DeviceSizeWhen you need it
Android phone2160 × 3840Every Android app. Google Play accepts 320 to 3840 px per side, and 9:16 suits the recommendation formats.
7-inch and 10-inch tablet2160 × 3840Apps that run on tablets and Chromebooks. Google recommends at least four in-app screenshots, 9:16 or 16:9.
Landscape3840 × 2160When your app is used in landscape. Show the real landscape experience.

Agent Skills + AppScreens MCP

Let your AI Agent create your Google Play screenshot set

Tell your agent about your app, share inspiration or choose a template. It can arrange your real app captures, write captions and create editable layouts for the device sizes you need.

Ask for changes, add languages and review the previews before exporting or approving a store upload. You can edit the same saved project yourself in AppScreens at any time.

  1. Describe
  2. Design
  3. Refine
  4. Preview
  5. Export & upload

Hailway

Hailway cover with three stacked photos labelled Rides, Food and Hotels

Audiobook demo

Audiobook screenshot with a portrait, a playback bar and an orange panel about making time to listen

MegaEats

MegaEats cover with floating food artwork and the headline Find your next great bite
Editable demo drafts created with Codex and AppScreens MCP.
From capture to Play Console

How to make Google Play screenshots

Start with AI assistance, an editable template or a blank project. Add your real Android captures, customize one design for phones and tablets, then localize, preview and export or upload the finished set.

  1. Tell AppScreens about your app for AI-assisted captions, choose an editable Google Play screenshot template, or start with a blank project. Your app does not need to be published.

    Explore AI-assisted creation

AppScreens suggests editable captions for CookBook. AI assistance is an optional starting point.

Start with a Google Play Template

Start with 150+ template sets and 500+ editable screenshot layouts for Google Play Screenshots, then export across App Store and Google Play target sizes without rebuilding each canvas. Pick a template, customize fast, then export or upload with confidence.

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Localized app store screenshots

Localize Google Play Screenshots Without Re-Designing Everything

Localized screenshots are the screenshot sets you upload per locale in App Store Connect and Google Play Console. It is the same layout and story, with translated copy and market-specific tweaks, exported in the correct sizes for each device.

If you are shipping globally, screenshot localization is one of the fastest ways to make your value clear to more people, faster. AppScreens lets you keep one master design, then generate upload-ready screenshot packs for all 80+ supported localizations, including RTL, without duplicating files or rebuilding layouts.

Start with the market decision first: use the app localization language guide to choose priority locales, then use the app screenshot localization checklist before exporting or uploading each set. Then localize App Store screenshots for every market from one project.

Localization case studies have reported +101% to +128% more downloads, with screenshot localization examples showing +33% to +36% conversion gains. Learn more →

CookBook’s French meal-planning screenshot with a translated caption and calendar

One master screenshot design

Keep the story consistent across every locale

Build the layout once, then create localized screenshot variants without rebuilding every device size, caption, and background from scratch.

iPhone and Android sizes

Tablet screenshots

All 80+ localizations

Upload-ready packs

Example: CookBook’s published English (U.S.) Google Play screenshot; CookBook’s published German Google Play screenshot; CookBook’s published French Google Play screenshot; CookBook’s published Italian Google Play screenshot; CookBook’s published Spanish Google Play screenshot; CookBook’s published Portuguese (Brazil) Google Play screenshot.

Translate benefits

Localize the pitch, not just the words

Adapt captions so the first screenshots feel native to each market, with wording users understand quickly. AppScreens translates screenshot copy into all 80+ supported localizations, and AI Guidance keeps the translation aligned with your brand voice, theme, tone, product terms, and market context.

Text expansion

Handle longer copy without clipping

Adjust sizing, wrapping, and spacing per language so localized headlines still look intentional. AppScreens measures translated text, resizes copy, and keeps layouts consistent across every screenshot.

RTL support

Support right-to-left layouts

Keep Arabic, Hebrew, and other RTL screenshot sets readable without manually rebuilding the whole design. AppScreens handles RTL variants inside the same project, so each locale stays aligned with the original story.

Export workflow

Export language packs ready to upload

Generate organized files for App Store Connect and Google Play so each locale is ready for release. AppScreens packages exports by store, device, and locale, and can upload them for you when you are ready.

Complete your Google Play listing

Create a matching Google Play feature graphic

Once your screenshot set is ready, give your listing a banner that looks like it belongs. Create your feature graphic in a separate editable AppScreens project, using the same colors, typography and app artwork.

Export the required 1024 × 500 JPEG or PNG without transparency, or upload your localized feature graphics directly to Google Play. Your screenshots and banner tell the same story, right through to the next release.

CookBook’s Google Play screenshot with its recipe-keeping message and orange branding

Your screenshot

CookBook’s matching 1024 by 500 feature graphic: Save recipes from anywhere

Your matching feature graphic

Google Play preview

Preview your Google Play screenshots

Check the first impression in search and the full sequence on your listing. Switch languages to see how the same design reads in each market.

Make the first frame count
See your app icon, name and opening screenshots together in search.
Check the full sequence
Scroll through your listing and switch languages before you export.
Match your feature graphic
Preview the 1024 × 500 banner with the same app details.
Already have screenshots? Try the free preview
CookBook in the AppScreens Google Play preview.
Upload workflow

Upload Workflow for Screenshot Sets and Feature Graphics to Google Play Console

Upload Google Play Screenshots in one click after designing them in AppScreens. Send every Android device size and localization to your main store listing without repetitive exports. Play Console review and publishing still apply.

Ship localized screenshots and your feature graphic to the main store listing with the same one-click flow. To test a new set first, read the Store Listing Experiments guide. See how to upload App Store and Google Play screenshots from AppScreens.

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files. One coordinated upload.

A release in 10 languages for Android phone, 7-inch tablet and 10-inch tablet means 30 galleries to fill. AppScreens generates the selected sets and puts them in their matching store slots.

Create and upload screenshots
Google Play Console

Google Play Console

API Integration

Google Play Store
Google Play feature graphic upload preview from AppScreens
Uploading feature graphic Live

Ready for your next release

Update your Google Play screenshots and test new messages

Keep the design you’ve already built. Replace Android captures and revise captions in your saved AppScreens project, then generate the updated phone, tablet and language sets.

Find the opening that earns more installs

Duplicate the set to try a different first screenshot or benefit. Download the variant for a Store Listing Experiment in Play Console, compare conversion results and use what you learn for your next update.

Test screenshots with Store Listing Experiments

CookBook’s meal-planning screenshot moves from third to first, ahead of the recipe-keeping introduction.

Google Play Optimization = More Downloads

Improve ASO with better screenshots

Google Play Screenshots are your app’s first impression. They help people picture what your app does and decide, in seconds, whether it’s worth installing. Great screenshots do more than look nice. Apps have seen up to +61% more downloads from better store assets. Learn more →

Public ASO sources cite around 90% of users never scrolling through the screenshots, so the first frames need to explain the value fast, set expectations, and turn browsing into downloads. Ignore them, and you are leaving one of the biggest levers in Google Play optimization on the table. See what to fix first in ASO screenshots.

Make your value obvious in the first 3 screenshots
Test messaging and styles, measure conversions
Localize the pitch, not just the words

AppScreens makes screenshot iteration painless: restyle your project to a new template, responsive sizing, localization, and upload-ready exports. Using Store Listing Experiments, you can try new screenshots, improve conversions, and get more downloads in just a few minutes.

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Compare your options

A screenshot generator built for Google Play

General design tools make you resize every canvas by hand. AI image generators can redraw your interface. AppScreens keeps your real Android app and every Play screenshot size in one editable project. Create a matching feature graphic in a separate project.

Scroll across to compare all three.

AppScreens compared with General design tools and AI image generators
CapabilityGeneral design toolsAI image generatorsAppScreens
Starting pointA blank canvas or a general templateA prompt, then a flat generated image150+ template sets built for App Store and Google Play
Your real app interfacePlaced and masked by handCan be redrawn or inventedYour captures, kept exactly as they are, in device frames
Every required sizeRebuild or resize each canvasOne image at a timeOne responsive project exports Android phone and tablet sizes, and App Store sizes too
Editing after the first draftEditable, with size-specific layouts to maintainRegenerate and hope it matchesEvery caption, image and frame stays editable
LocalizationDuplicate and translate each filePrompt again for each languageTranslate captions into 80+ languages, including right-to-left
Store listing previewNot includedNot includedA Google Play listing preview before you export
PublishingDownload, then upload by handDownload, then upload by handUpload to Google Play Console
Test variantsDuplicate files and track them yourselfNot includedDuplicate the project for a Store Listing Experiment variant, then add it in Play Console

Make the first three count

Google Play screenshot best practices

Screenshots can appear in Google Play search and home surfaces, and Google asks you to give the first three to real app UI. These practices follow Google’s guidance and published tests.

  1. Give the first three to real app UI

    Google asks you to prioritize real app UI in the first three screenshots. Lead with the result your audience wants, shown in the app.

  2. Keep taglines short and local

    Use a tagline only when it helps, keep it under 20% of the image, and localize any text you overlay.

  3. Leave store claims out

    Skip install calls to action, pricing or promotional claims, rankings, accolades and Google Play performance claims.

CookBook - Recipe Manager

CookBook Co. 4.8 ★ 100K+ downloads

  1. CookBook: All your recipes in one place (Google Play)
  2. CookBook: Save any recipe in seconds (Google Play)
  3. CookBook: Plan your week in minutes (Google Play)
  1. 1. The problem solved

  2. 2. The benefit in action

  3. 3. Another reason

CookBook’s published Google Play screenshots: the first three as they open the listing.

What published listing tests found

Headspace, both stores
+34%
Average organic conversion lift across iOS and Google Play after 15 rounds of screenshot tests, compared with the previous period.
M+C Saatchi Performance
Kongregate installs
+45%
Install increase from a store listing experiment, one of Google’s published examples.
Google Play Console
Pincer Games conversions
+20%
Conversion increase from a store listing experiment, another of Google’s published examples.
Google Play Console

Individual published results, not a forecast for your listing. Read the screenshot optimization guide

FAQs

Google Play screenshot questions

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Create your Google Play screenshots.

Start with your Android captures. Finish with an editable phone and tablet set you can preview, export and reuse for the next release.

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