Looking for aScreenshot Pilot alternative?
Screenshot Pilot and ScreenMocks both make App Store screenshots. Teams shipping in more than one language choose ScreenMocks for one design across every canvas, real per-locale control, and a Figma and agent workflow.
Built to be reused
A design that every canvas and every language inherits, so the second store size costs nothing to produce.
Localization you can correct
When the German headline runs long you override that one locale and the other 47 stay exactly as you drew them.
Bring a file, or bring an agent
Import the Figma file the design lives in, or let Claude Code, Cursor or Codex build and translate the whole set.
Feature by feature
Every row is checked against each product's own public pricing page, documentation and live app. Where a capability is not documented anywhere public, the cell says so rather than guessing.
| Capability | ScreenMocks | Screenshot Pilot |
|---|---|---|
| Designing | ||
| Free-form canvas editorLayers, groups, shapes, effects, alignment, undo history | Template-bound | |
| Store screenshot templates | 40+ | |
| Device frames | 33 | Not published |
| 3D device mockupsReal GLTF models, rendered in the browser | Free tool | |
| Sizes and languages | ||
| Every store size from one designPositions and copy inherit down the size axis | ||
| Per-size layout overridesMove one layer on iPad only, leave every other canvas alone | ||
| App Store locales | 48 | Varies |
| Per-locale layout overridesShrink the headline for German without touching English | ||
| Different screens per sizeSix screenshots on iPhone, three on iPad, one project | ||
| Workflow | ||
| Import a Figma file as a project | ||
| MCP connector for Claude, Cursor and Codex | ||
| Upload straight to App Store Connect | Not published | |
| Drop a folder of captures and fill every screen | One at a time | |
| AI translationFills empty lines only, never overwrites a line you wrote | Paid | Paid |
| Export and pricing | ||
| Unlimited projects, screens and exports, free | Limited | |
| Rendering happens in your browserScreenshots are never sent anywhere to be composited | Server-side | |
| Buy once, keep it | $149 | Subscription |
| Cheapest paid plan | $9.99/mo | See their site |
One design.Every canvas Apple and Google ask for.
Draw the screen once at iPhone 6.9. Every other canvas in the project reads from it, so the iPad set, the Android set and any custom size you add are already designed. Pin a layer on one canvas and it stays pinned there, and only there.
- A device frame follows the canvas: an iPhone drawn on the Play tab renders as a Pixel
- Ship six screenshots on iPhone and three on iPad from the same project
- Export writes every size and language into one ZIP, folder by folder
One design, four canvases, nothing redrawn.
When the German runs long,fix the German.
Every tool in this category translates in bulk now. What breaks is the screenshot where the translated headline is 40 percent longer than the English one and collides with the phone. In ScreenMocks any layer can carry a per-locale override, so you shrink that one headline in that one language and the other 47 stay exactly as you drew them.
- 48 App Store locales, right-to-left included
- Overrides are per locale, per size, or per exact cell
- AI translation fills empty lines only and never overwrites a line you wrote
One override. Forty-seven other languages untouched.
Bring a Figma file.Or bring an agent.
If the design already exists in Figma, import it as a project: text stays editable so it can be localized, and anything that cannot be expressed exactly is rendered by Figma and brought in as an image rather than approximated. If you would rather not open a design tool at all, the MCP connector lets Claude Code, Cursor or Codex build and edit the whole set through the same API the editor uses.
- Your Figma token never reaches a ScreenMocks server
- Agents read a layout report, so they can see what they built and fix it
- Whatever an agent makes opens in the editor as a normal project
Both connectors are on every paid plan, the one-time pass included.
What each one costs
Prices as published on August 24, 2026. Check Screenshot Pilot's own page before you decide.
- Free plan: unlimited projects, screens, sizes and exports
- Paid removes the watermark and opens all 48 locales
- Figma Connector and MCP Connector on every paid plan
- The Launch Pass never expires and never renews
Moving over takes about twenty minutes
You need your app's captures, which you already have.
Start from a template, or your Figma file
Pick a template close to what you already ship, or import the Figma file the design came from. Either way you land in the editor with a real project, not a locked layout.
Drop your captures on the canvas
Let go of a folder of screenshots and they fill the empty displays in order, one per screen. Drop a single file on one device and it replaces just that one.
Add the sizes and languages, then export
Add the canvases and locales the listing needs. Everything inherits your design. Export writes the ZIP, or pushes straight to App Store Connect.
Questions people ask before switching
What is the best Screenshot Pilot alternative in 2026?
It depends on what you are short of. If you want a bigger template library, AppScreens and Previewed are the closest like-for-like swaps. If your problem is shipping one design across several canvases and languages, ScreenMocks is built specifically for that: one design produces every store size and all 48 App Store locales, and any single cell can be corrected without disturbing the rest.
Can I import my existing Screenshot Pilot screenshots?
Not as editable designs. Screenshot Pilot exports finished PNGs rather than a project file, and no tool in this category can read another one’s documents. What you bring across are your app’s raw captures: drop them on the canvas and they fill every empty device in order, so rebuilding a five-screen set from a template takes minutes.
Is ScreenMocks cheaper than Screenshot Pilot?
ScreenMocks is $9.99 a month, or $6.25 a month paid yearly. The larger difference is the Launch Pass at $149, which buys the paid tier permanently. If you ship one app and refresh its screenshots twice a year, the subscription you keep paying between launches is the expensive part, not the monthly rate.
Does the free plan put a watermark on exports?
Yes, and that is the only thing it does to the image. Projects, screens, canvas sizes, device frames, templates and the number of exports are all unlimited on the free plan, because rendering runs in your own browser and costs us nothing. The free plan renders your default language only; paid opens the other 47.
Can I use both?
Plenty of people do. A common split is to browse Screenshot Pilot for layout ideas and build the shipping set in ScreenMocks, where the size and language axes are handled for you. The free plan is enough to try that on a real listing first.
Build the set once.Ship it in 48 languages.
Free plan, no card, and every canvas size exports from the first minute. Bring a Figma file or start from a template.
Pro is $9.99 a month. The Launch Pass is $149 once and never renews.
ScreenMocks published this comparison and sells one of the products in it. Screenshot Pilot is a trademark of its owner and is not affiliated with ScreenMocks. Details were verified on August 24, 2026 and are reviewed quarterly. check screenshotpilot.com. Out of date?