About 4 months ago, we shared Sketch to App Store and you guys seemed to love it (500+ votes). Hopefully this will be even more appealing. Screenshot Builder makes it easy to create gorgeous, custom images for your App Store page and export them in every resolution Apple requires. You don't need Sketch or Photoshop to use it. In fact, we built it so people don't need any design experience at all. Just point and click your way to beautiful App Store images. We built this for two reasons: 1) We had a bunch of people telling us they'd bought Sketch specifically to use the template. This seemed silly and expensive. 2) A lot of organizations have product managers/marketers directing how these should look, but need the designers to actually create and update them. This will hopefully let PMs own the whole process themselves, freeing up designers to do more important (and interesting) things. It's available for you guys first, so please please please please ask questions and send feedback. I'll be here answering questions all day. I’d love to know what you think of the onboarding, user experience, options, etc… Fire away!

My favourite thing about this app is that it lets me actually USE it before asking me to sign up. I uploaded and edited one screenshot, then was asked to signup to continue adding more. At that point I gladly did sign up. Please let's make this the new model for onboarding for all other apps, rather than just making grandiose claims and forcing people to sign up or download something to do anything.

I dread the days approaching an app submission. Screenshots always seem to be the last thing to do and it takes FOREVER to make all those sizes and have them look good. God bless you @mulligan for making this.

Interesting technical note: We built this all with <canvas> in the browser, so it's literally WYSIWYG — there is no server-side image compositing at all. The "export" step re-renders the canvases in full resolution in the browser and uploads the client-rendered images so we can build and email a single .zip of them together. (As a result of this, editing is totally realtime, and you can use any font on your system that is accessible to the browser, and we minimize server-side load.)

Thanks for making our workflow easier Brenden. With 50+ apps and 2-4 new ones a month, this will literally save us hours that I can now spend on Product Hunt making more comments.

This and Make App Icon are super helpful! No more cropping, resizing, etc.

@mulligan Love this, great product. This is going to save us so much time. Two questions: 1. Any plans for Android / Google Play support? 2. Do you plan to support localization / translation of screenshot copy?

Just export about 250 screenshots with your Sketch tool! Great job for this one tho. I'll give it a try for sure! Keep it up @mulligan

love it you guys. definitely sharing this around to my app dev friends

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This really does solve a problem for mobile devs. Nice job. I was just saying a couple weeks ago how useful a tool something like this would be. Some ideas... 1. Add a flat design phone with some color options 2. Add ability to overlay callouts 3. Add ability to slap on "stickers" 4. Add ability to upload a custom font? 5. Have you thought of a launch image builder, as well?

Hey @mulligan do you already have a date for an iPad version of this tool?

Just used this to create 30 different App Store images with localized text. It would have taken 10x longer without it. Awesome work, @mulligan and team. 👊

Super cool. Simplifying life in a great way

Really love it! Doing all the screenshots is a pain, and even if you need minor edits, all the back and forth is very time consuming. And then localization... We'll definitely use this from now on. Thanks @mulligan!

Great stuff here! We might have a partnership use case at Brandfolder if there's an API that we could tap into.

@mulligan I was planning on making this over spring break (next week)! Had the UI/UX planned out. Although, I was planning on making it for both iPhone and Mac. Great work though!

Love it!

Thanks so much! I will share this with my design team and anyone else I can think of that would use this

@mulligan nice work. We're building something similar called http://appscreens.io which we hope to release soon!