Built for app publishers

Turn app screenshots into store-ready images in minutes.

Upload once, choose Apple App Store or Google Play dimensions, and export clean screenshots that preserve the real app screen without decorative backgrounds, device frames, or stretched UI.

✓ Private browser processing ✓ No stretched images ✓ No added screenshot backgrounds
Free screenshot resizer

Prepare your first screenshot package

Images stay on your device while they are processed in this version of the tool.

Step 1

Upload screenshots

No screenshots selected.
Step 2

Choose an output

Preserve mode keeps the app UI proportional. If the screenshot shape does not match the selected store size, AppScreenSizer warns you instead of adding bars, padding, or stretching the screen.
Upload at least one screenshot to begin.
Step 3

Preview and download

Your formatted preview will appear here.

Simple workflow

From raw capture to ready-to-upload

01

Upload

Select one screenshot or a complete set from your phone, tablet, or computer.

02

Preserve

Choose a current Apple or Google preset. AppScreenSizer keeps the real screenshot proportional and warns before content would be altered.

03

Export

Preview the result and download individual files or one organized ZIP package.

Publishing help

Not sure what comes after the screenshots?

Use the separate publishing guide for Apple App Store, Google Play, Expo EAS commands, review preparation, platform-specific screenshot warnings, and a final submission checklist.

Helpful developer links & downloads

GitHub, Android Studio, and Wear OS guides

Built from real project workflows: how to create a repository, bring a project onto a computer for the first time, and update the Android Studio copy you already have.

G

GitHub: create, clone, pull, push

First time from GitHub: use git clone. Already on your computer: use git status followed by git pull origin main. The full guide also covers creating your own repository, connecting an existing project, local changes, and common Git errors.

W

Wear OS: GitHub → Android Studio

Step-by-step instructions for cloning a Wear OS project into Android Studio, opening the correct project root, Gradle sync, selecting a Wear OS emulator, and later pulling new repository updates without downloading the whole project again.

Quick update routine

When a project is already cloned locally, open its terminal and run:

git status
git pull origin main
git log -1 --oneline

If local files have changes, commit or stash them before pulling.

Privacy by design

Your screenshots do not leave your browser.

The free launch version processes images locally on your device. Closing or refreshing the page clears the working session.

Launch access

Start free while we build the complete studio

App analysis, guided store questionnaires, saved projects, and localization can build on top of the screenshot workflow without changing the original app screen.

Free launch version
$0
  • Apple and Google presets
  • Screenshot-preserving resize
  • Optional edge crop
  • No decorative backgrounds or device frames
  • PNG, JPG, and ZIP export
  • App publishing guide
  • GitHub and Wear OS developer guides
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