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Appshot
Mac app that generate pixel perfect Store Screenshot
Appshot is a desktop app for designing App Store and Play Store screenshots. Drop in your raw captures, frame them in real device chrome, and export store-ready images in minutes. - Frame screenshots in pixel-accurate iPhone, iPad and Android device bezels - Lay out multi-screen scenes with text, badges, and backgrounds on a fluid canvas - Localize once, export every required size for both stores - Iterate without leaving the app — preview at the exact dimensions the stores require
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Hey Product Hunt — maker here. What inspired this: Every time I shipped an app update, store screenshots ate two or three days. Six to ten frames per store, every locale, every device size — most of it repetitive layout work I kept doing by hand. I wanted a tool whose whole personality was "store screenshots": a proper canvas to design on, but tuned specifically for this one job. The problem I was trying to solve: Localized screenshot production is mostly busywork that should be automated, with a small slice that actually needs taste. Appshot is built around that split. You design once on a canvas — text, shapes, icons, 43+ device frames, rich typography, crop, rotate, snap, undo/redo. Add a language, every screen duplicates and gets translated, and you only touch the spots where translation broke the layout. Export gives you every screen × every locale, ready to upload. How the approach evolved: The biggest shift was on the AI side. Instead of wiring up a paid API and asking people to bring tokens, Appshot talks directly to the Codex and Claude Code CLIs you already have installed, over MCP. Translation, design suggestions, and the in-canvas AI assistant all run through your local CLI — no extra keys, no extra bill. That's what made me feel ready to launch this as a free tool. It's a native macOS app, free, and built for people who care about how their store page looks. Would love your feedback — especially edge cases I haven't seen (weird locales, unusual device targets, unexpected font stacks). Thanks for checking it out.
About Appshot on Product Hunt
“Mac app that generate pixel perfect Store Screenshot”
Appshot was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #124 on the daily leaderboard. Appshot is a desktop app for designing App Store and Play Store screenshots. Drop in your raw captures, frame them in real device chrome, and export store-ready images in minutes. - Frame screenshots in pixel-accurate iPhone, iPad and Android device bezels - Lay out multi-screen scenes with text, badges, and backgrounds on a fluid canvas - Localize once, export every required size for both stores - Iterate without leaving the app — preview at the exact dimensions the stores require
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