Create & Localize
App Store Screenshots in Minutes

Yes. The free tier is unlimited in time and lets you keep 1 project with up to 3 rows and 5 templates per row — full access to every device frame, shape, and locale, watermark-free exports, App Store Connect and Google Play upload, and iCloud sync included. Pro lifts the project, row, and template limits.

Screenshot Bro is a native Mac, iPad, and iPhone app rather than a browser tool, so projects, screenshots, and fonts stay on disk and everyday editing needs no account and no internet connection. Rendering and batch export run on your own hardware instead of a server. If you are on Windows or Linux, want to collaborate in a shared browser session, or only need one or two images, a web-based App Store screenshot tool is the better fit — the alternatives page covers those cases.

macOS 15 (Sequoia) or later on Mac, iPadOS 18 or later on iPad, or iOS 18 or later on iPhone. No companion device, no account, no internet connection required for everyday editing.

Your work doesn't. Projects, screenshots, and fonts stay on disk. Auto-translation runs through Apple's on-device Translation framework — no API keys, no third-party servers. Optional iCloud Drive sync uses your personal iCloud account; we don't operate any intermediate servers. What does get sent is an anonymous crash report when something breaks, plus anonymous counts of milestones like 'an export finished' so we know what to improve — never your projects, images, or the text you write.

Pick from 30 language presets, or define your own code. Auto-translate fills in missing copy on-device. Translations save as per-locale text overrides, so layout, color, and images stay shared across every locale — design once, ship in every language. Exports are organized into locale folders App Store Connect can pick up directly.

Yes. Android phone and tablet rows render alongside iPhone, iPad, and Mac in the same project. Each device category comes pre-set to the pixel dimensions the relevant store accepts.

Yes. Drop a folder of screenshots and Screenshot Bro routes each one to the right row by its pixel size — iPhone shots to the iPhone row, iPad to iPad, Android to Android. A one-click capture button on each template also pulls the most recent simulator screenshot directly into the canvas.

Yes. Configure your App Store Connect API key once (Issuer ID, Key ID, and .p8). Screenshot Bro auto-detects the right display type for each row, matches your project locales to App Store Connect localizations, and replaces existing screenshots in a single pass — no drag-and-drop in the browser.

Yes. Screenshot Bro hosts an opt-in local MCP server on Mac, so an assistant like Claude Code, Claude Desktop, or Cursor can create projects, lay out rows and shapes, import screenshots, translate copy, render previews it can actually look at, export, and sync a finished set to App Store Connect. The server listens on 127.0.0.1 only, every request needs an access token you copy from Settings, and every change the agent makes is undoable with ⌘Z.

Yes — opt-in iCloud Drive sync keeps projects, screenshots, and fonts available on every Mac and iPad signed into your Apple Account. Conflicts merge field-by-field with last-writer-wins, so editing the same project on multiple devices converges cleanly.

Join the Screenshot Bro Discord — it is the fastest way to reach the maker, report a bug, ask how something works, and see what is shipping next. Email works too for anything private or account-specific, and the help docs cover every part of the editor.