App Store screenshots with 3D phones, made in your browser.
Drop in your screenshots, pick one of 22 templates, and turn 3D iPhone, Galaxy or Pixel models to any angle. Each slide exports at the size App Store Connect or Google Play asks for.
Free, no watermark, no account needed.
- 01-hero.png
- 02-customize.png
- 03-swing-notes.png
- 04-meditate.png
- 05-quotes-jokes.png
- 06-day-night.png
The App Store set for Zen Golf, a golf meditation app, made in TinkScreen. Phones run across the seams, so the slides read as one picture when they sit side by side.
6 slides · 1290 × 2796 px eachPhones you can turn.
The phones are 3D models built from each device’s measurements and drawn live in your browser. Tilt them, turn them, lay two side by side, or let one run off the edge of a slide.
- Models
- iPhone Pro, iPhone, Galaxy Ultra, Pixel
- Styles
- Realistic, semi-realistic, cartoon
- Finishes
- Black, silver, natural, blue, pink
- Also
- Classic flat frames, Apple Watch, or no frame
Use an iPhone for App Store screenshots. Apple doesn’t allow other platforms’ devices there, so Galaxy and Pixel are for your Google Play listing.
One screenshot, eight templates.
The same Zen Golf screen in eight of the 22 templates. Pick one to start; the colors, fonts, text and phone positions all stay editable.
Also in the editor
The fiddly parts of a screenshot set, each with its own control instead of a workaround.
- Banner mode
- Treat the whole set as one wide canvas. Phones, headlines and icons can run across the seams, and each slide still exports as its own file. Even with Banner mode off, a phone you drag past the edge carries on into the next slide.
- Text
- The kicker, headline and subhead each take their own font, weight, size and color. Put *asterisks* around a word to set it in the accent color, and add free text boxes anywhere on the slide.
- Badges and icons
- Twelve badge styles, including laurel, wreath, medal and crest, for ratings, press quotes and awards you’ve actually received. Forty-one icons in filled or outline style, and your own app icon.
- Projects
- Work saves in your browser as you go. Sign in with email or Google to open your projects on any computer, or export a .tinkscreen file to keep a copy or hand it to someone else.
Export sizes
Every slide exports as a PNG at the exact pixel size, one slide at a time or the whole set at once.
Apple revises its list now and then. Before you upload, check the screenshot section in App Store Connect for the sizes your app needs.
| Store slot | TinkScreen exports | The store also takes |
|---|---|---|
| iPhone 6.9″Dynamic Island, large display | 1290 × 2796 | 1260 × 2736 1320 × 2868 |
| iPhone 6.5″Face ID, large display | 1242 × 2688 | 1284 × 2778 |
| iPad 13″ | 2064 × 2752 | 2048 × 2732 |
| Google Play phone9:16, the minimum for featured placements | 1080 × 1920 | Up to 3840 px a side |
| SquareFor social posts | 1080 × 1080 |
Made for my own apps first
I build iPhone apps on my own, and I made TinkScreen because laying out store screenshots in a general design tool took longer than it should. The Zen Golf set at the top of this page is one of the sets it has made.
It’s free, it runs in your browser, and it has no ads or tracking. I add to it as my own listings need new things.
Recent changes
A phone dragged past the edge of a slide now carries on into the next one, with Banner mode on or off. New logo and website.
Projects, and accounts with email or Google sign-in. Twelve award badge styles and forty-one icons.
A new editor, 3D phone models, and Banner mode for sets that read as one picture.
Questions
Is it free?
Yes. There’s no paid plan, no watermark, and no limit on how many slides you export or at what size.
Do I need an account?
No. Without one, your projects stay in the browser you made them in. An account, with email or Google, lets you open them on any computer.
Where do my screenshots go?
Signed out, nowhere: they stay on your device. Signed in, the projects you save, with their images, are stored in your account so you can open them elsewhere. The privacy policy has the details.
Can I use it for Google Play?
Yes. Pick a Galaxy or Pixel model, or no frame, and export at 1080 × 1920. App Store sizes are too tall for Google Play, which allows at most a 2:1 ratio, so make a separate export for each store.
Does it work on a phone?
You can look around on a phone, but the editor is built for a computer with a mouse or trackpad and a screen at least the size of a small laptop.