Use case
App Store screenshots. Every size, one click.
The screenshot set is the most-repeated deliverable in an app developer's life — every release, every locale, every device. SnapStudio turns it from an afternoon into a minute.
Every size Apple asks for
- iPhone 6.7″ and 6.9″ — the two required phone sizes
- iPad 13″ — the required tablet size
- Mac — 1280×800 and 2560×1600
One click exports all of them, aspect-correct, from a single composition. A target-size control caps any export in KB — quality auto-tunes to platform upload limits.
Frames that look like the hardware
Nine current-generation mockups — iPhone 17 and 17 Pro, iPad Pro 13″, MacBook Pro 16″, MacBook Air, iMac, Safari light/dark, Apple Watch Ultra. Content clips to the glass and slides under the Dynamic Island, like the real device — not a flat PNG pasted over a bezel.
Beautify before you frame
22 backdrop styles — five mesh gradients (Aurora, Dawn, Lagoon, Prism, Graphite) plus solid and dark/light studio looks — with padding, rounded corners and shadow, previewed live. Batch-beautify applies the same polish to an entire folder.
Or let your agent do the whole thing
"Take the screenshots in ~/release-3.2/, beautify with Mesh · Graphite, frame the phone shots in iPhone 17 Pro, and export the complete App Store pack."
SnapStudio's MCP server exposes the entire pipeline — beautify_layer, apply_mockup, export_platform_pack, generate_aso_pack — so the screenshot set becomes part of your release script.
Why not a web tool?
Web screenshot generators charge $10–20/month and require uploading unreleased UI to their servers. SnapStudio does the job locally for $39.99 once — offline, private, scriptable.