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Use one screenshot project across multiple app stores

Use one project for Apple, Google Play, and Microsoft Store output while respecting each target's format rules.

Screen Studio Kit export settings for store screenshots
Choose the output sizes, languages and filenames for your screenshot export.

The job to be done

Keep one product identity across your store listings

Your app should feel recognisable across its listings, while the screenshots still fit the device and output format in front of the customer. A phone capture and a wide desktop workflow need different arrangements around the same visual identity.

Screen Studio Kit keeps your captures, headlines and design elements in a reusable project with store output presets. Share the overall treatment, then review the layout for each target and make size-specific adjustments where necessary.

That lets you retain the palette and typography while giving different interfaces the room they need. Pro adds localization and batch export when you need to deliver several sizes and languages together.

Recommended path

Share the visual direction, review each destination

Choose the targets your app supports and inspect the composition at those sizes.

  1. Select the output presets

    Choose the relevant Apple, Google Play or Microsoft Store targets.

  2. Build a shared visual treatment

    Use consistent colours, typography and messages across the pages.

  3. Adapt the layout

    Review each output shape and adjust the device, headline or visibility as needed.

  4. Prepare the release files

    Validate the intended outputs and export them; use Pro for a multi-size batch.

Capabilities involved

The controls that support this workflow

Related manual

Exporting and publishing store screenshots

Check your screenshots before export, review the finished files, and publish approved screenshots to a store with Pro.

Its sections cover choose the outputs for this release, run preflight, export the screenshot set, inspect the release folder, prepare store connections, dry run, confirm, and publish. Use it when you are ready to reproduce this workflow with your own project data.

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Direct answers

Questions about this use case.

Can I use different layouts for different sizes?

Yes. Size-specific position, dimension and visibility overrides let you adapt the shared design.

Do I need Pro to export several sizes together?

Yes. Free exports one size and one language per export. Pro adds multi-size, multi-language batch export.

Make it with your app

Create your next screenshot set.

Bring an app capture, write the headline and shape the composition around it. Keep the design editable for the next release.

Follow the first-project guide →Browse the screenshot gallery →

Free & Pro: what’s included

Available on the Mac App Store and Microsoft Store. Free includes local projects, layer editing, three templates, six elements, asset management, preview, validation, device-frame editing, one size and one language per export, and up to 10 exported full-resolution images per local day. A one-time Pro purchase unlocks unlimited, multi-size and multi-language exports, all 26 built-in templates, custom templates, the complete element library, multiple languages with CSV translation workflows, automated capture recipes (not available in the Mac App Store version), and App Store Connect, Google Play, and Microsoft Store publishing.

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