Generate App Store images for all iPhone sizes from Sketch
With the new iPhones, it's now a huge pain to create screenshots for iTunes Connect. This tool was created to save you a ton of time. (Sketch 3.1 Required.)
With the new iPhones, it's now a huge pain to create screenshots for iTunes Connect. This tool was created to save you a ton of time. (Sketch 3.1 Required.)
This Sketch file is designed so you make a few changes to the setup page, and over 40 other artboards will be updated with your custom info. Within minutes, you'll be able to export 45 screenshot images.
Using Sketch symbols and text styles, this tool makes creating all the required screenshots for your iPhone app incredibly simple. Just make a few adjustments, add your own content, and export.
This tool setting your screenshots on devices with explanatory text above it. You can set whether the iPhone is white or black.
Just want the screenshot resized to all the iPhone resolutions? This tool will export 4 sets of your screenshots at the correct resolutions.
This tool will quickly export several styles of screenshots for you to choose from, in every resolution Apple requires (5.5", 4.7", 4.0", 3.5").
Just choose a folder and the files will be exported like this. They are exported in JPG format because iTunes connect currently requires that.
These are included in the off-chance your screenshots are the same for Android devices. Screenshots are laid on a Nexus 5 and are set in a way where the nav bar is clipped, so they aren’t blantently iOS screenshots.
Essential part of your app design workflow. From Sketch to the App Store, this makes generating the mazillion screenshots you need in a few clicks.
David McKinney - iOS Engineer (Emoji Type, Product Hunt)
Incredible time saver! If you use sketch for designing apps, then this tool will make prepping and submitting artwork to iTunes a breeze.
Marc Hemeon - Co-Founder / Designer at Tiiny
This is great, super simple... These assets typically takes a few hours to get right. This should save a massive amount of time.
Matt Hunter - Sr. Product Designer at Jawbone