Screenshots for iPhone and iPad that don’t look templated.

How it works

1. Add your app. Point us at your listing or describe it. We read what your app actually does rather than asking you to write a brief.
2. Upload real screens. Captures from the Simulator or a device. These go in as references and are reproduced exactly.
3. Pick a direction. Four art directions, each rendered as a single hero panel so you are choosing from something real rather than a name.
4. Review in a store replica. The set is shown as a browsing user sees it, at browsing size, because that is the only honest way to judge it.
5. Edit anything. Open any panel on the canvas and change it. Re-render one panel without touching the rest.

Why the output looks different

The default result of any screenshot pipeline is a phone floating centred on a pale gradient with a headline above it, three panels in a row. It is clean, it is competent, and it is what most tools produce because it is what an image model reaches for when nothing stops it.

We forbid it structurally. A set has to choose composition archetypes, cannot repeat an arrangement, and cannot default to a centred upright device. Panels are also rendered together as one wide image and then cut, so lighting and palette match by construction instead of by luck.

Sizes you get

Those are the preferred sizes per display class. The full list is longer, and every size renders from the same document — you design once, not once per device.