How to Create iPhone App Store Screenshots

A useful iPhone screenshot workflow starts by checking the raw capture size before adding captions or visual treatment. Launchscenes reads known iPhone dimensions, recommends a compatible frame, and still leaves the final preview decision to you.

• Use native iPhone captures when possible instead of resized social assets.
• Keep the core UI centered so the frame, notch, and home indicator do not hide important content.
• If the detected class and selected frame differ, inspect the crop before exporting.

A strong iPhone App Store set usually works like a short product story. The first image should explain why the app matters, the middle images should prove the workflow, and the final images should answer trust or detail questions.

• Frame 1: promise the outcome in one clear caption.
• Frames 2 and 3: show real interface proof, not only abstract benefit copy.
• Later frames: show settings, integrations, or reassurance only when they support the buying decision.

Plan the finished screenshot set before using the paid paths. You can preview every page in the editor for free. After signing in, the free downloadable ZIP includes only the first watermarked page. One-time Pro creates one complete watermark-free ZIP for the paid project, while Monthly Pro is capped at 30 successful watermark-free ZIP exports each month.

• Preview captions and crop across every page before buying a one-time export.
• Use the signed-in free ZIP only as a first-page download check.
• Use Monthly Pro only if your launch work needs repeated ZIP exports.
• Keep page count in mind before relying on the free downloadable output.