App Screenshot Templates

150+ templates. 500+ editable layouts. 2,000+ store-ready output combinations. App screenshot templates are editable layouts for App Store and Google Play screenshots. In AppScreens, templates include captions, device frames, backgrounds, and responsive sizing so you can customize once and export store-ready files.

Yes. You can start from a template, add your app screens and captions, then export iPhone, iPad, Android phone, Android tablet, and Google Play-ready sizes from the same project.

Yes. Templates are starting points. You can edit headline and subtitle copy, swap device frames, update screenshots, change colors, adjust backgrounds, and restyle layouts for different launch or test angles.

Yes. AppScreens includes free templates for getting started. Premium templates and paid plans are useful when you need more projects, localization, advanced design controls, and automatic store upload workflows.

Yes. AppScreens templates use responsive layouts and export presets for App Store and Google Play screenshots, including common iOS, Android, tablet, and feature graphic assets.

Yes. You can translate captions, adjust copy per locale, handle longer text, and keep the template layout consistent across localized App Store and Google Play screenshot sets.

No. AppScreens templates are built for app store screenshot workflows, so you can start from a finished layout, customize it in the browser, and export store-ready assets without rebuilding sizes manually in a general design tool. If you want the full workflow, use the app screenshot generator.

Yes. After customizing a template, you can export store-ready files or upload directly to App Store Connect and Google Play, including localized screenshot sets on supported plans. See AppScreens pricing for plan details.

Templates can help improve conversion by giving your screenshots clearer hierarchy, stronger benefit captions, and more consistent visual structure. Public ASO sources cite around 90% of users not scrolling past the third screenshot and a +11.8% median winning screenshot-test lift, so template hierarchy matters most in the first frames. Results still depend on your app, message, audience, and testing. For evidence, read the ASO testing guide.