# ScreenMocks

> App Store screenshot studio: turn raw app screenshots into a polished, localized App Store gallery. Real device frames, 100+ templates, and a 50-locale localization matrix, exported straight from the browser.

ScreenMocks is a browser-based canvas editor for App Store screenshots. Start from a designed template, drop in real screenshots, edit captions and colors on a live canvas, then export every required device size in one pass.

Rendering and export happen entirely in the user's own browser. That is the whole pricing philosophy: screens, projects, templates, device frames, canvas sizes and export volume cost nothing to serve and are unlimited on the free tier. The free tier gives up exactly two things, a small watermark on exports and rendering in the default language only. Paid plans remove the watermark, unlock the full 50-locale matrix, and (Studio) add MCP automation so an agent such as Claude or ChatGPT can drive the editor from a prompt.

## Product
- [Home](https://screenmocks.com/): Product overview, template gallery preview, pricing teaser and FAQ.
- [Templates](https://screenmocks.com/templates): 100+ editable App Store screenshot templates, each replicating a real top-grossing design.
- [Screenshot size checker](https://screenmocks.com/screenshot-checker): Free tool that checks an image against the exact screenshot dimensions App Store Connect accepts.
- [Docs](https://screenmocks.com/docs): Editor concepts, quick start, localization, export, and the MCP automation API.

## Pricing
- [Pricing](https://screenmocks.com/pricing): Free is unlimited on screens, projects, templates, device frames, canvas sizes and exports, but exports carry a watermark and only the default language renders. Solo ($19/mo, or $12/mo billed annually at $144) removes the watermark and unlocks all 50 locales. Studio ($49/mo, or $29/mo billed annually at $348) adds MCP automation on top of Solo. The Launch Pass ($97 once, never renews) is everything in Solo, bought once and kept forever.

## Key facts
- Device frames: 22 official Apple devices in 89 finishes, iPhone 14 through iPhone 17 and the full iPad lineup, plus Pixel and Samsung frames for Play Store sizes.
- Localization: one design renders all 50 App Store locales. Overrides are keyed by locale, by canvas size, or by the exact pair, so a German caption can be shortened on iPad only.
- Export: PNG or JPEG at every dimension App Store Connect accepts, batched across sizes and languages, produced client-side (no upload of your unreleased app).
- Automation: an MCP server (Studio plan) exposes the editor to AI agents, so a whole localized gallery can be generated from a prompt and then hand-tuned.
- Privacy: screenshots are rendered and exported in the browser. Projects sync to the account, and nothing is sent to a rendering server.

## Company
- [About](https://screenmocks.com/about): The mission behind ScreenMocks: device accuracy, localization first, speed, private by default.
- [Contact](https://screenmocks.com/contact): Support and sales (support@screenmocks.com).
- [Blog](https://screenmocks.com/blog): Guides on App Store screenshots, gallery localization, caption copy and ASO.

## Blog posts
- [Seven screenshot mistakes that quietly cost you installs](https://screenmocks.com/blog/seven-screenshot-mistakes): The first three shots decide whether someone taps Get. Here is what top-grossing galleries do differently, and how to fix yours in an afternoon.
- [Localize your App Store gallery in an afternoon](https://screenmocks.com/blog/localize-app-store-gallery): One design, fifty locales. A practical walkthrough of per-language overrides and the two markets that always need a different word.
- [Device frames: why exact Apple sizes matter](https://screenmocks.com/blog/device-frames-apple-sizes): App Store Connect rejects the wrong dimensions without mercy. A short guide to the sizes Apple expects and how to never think about them again.
- [From simulator shots to a finished set before lunch](https://screenmocks.com/blog/simulator-shots-to-finished-set): A repeatable workflow for turning raw screen captures into a polished, on-brand gallery, without opening a design tool.
- [Writing captions that read at a glance](https://screenmocks.com/blog/captions-that-read-at-a-glance): Store visitors skim. Six rules for headline copy that lands in the half-second before a thumb keeps scrolling.
- [Generate your whole gallery from Claude over MCP](https://screenmocks.com/blog/generate-gallery-from-claude-mcp): ScreenMocks speaks MCP. Wire it to Claude or ChatGPT and produce a localized set from a prompt, then fine-tune the captions by hand.

## Optional
- [Privacy Policy](https://screenmocks.com/privacy): What is collected, and why projects render on the user's own device.
- [Terms of Service](https://screenmocks.com/terms): Accounts, subscriptions, acceptable use, ownership of what you create.
- [Refund Policy](https://screenmocks.com/refund): 14 days, no questions asked.
- [Full site text](https://screenmocks.com/llms-full.txt): Every page and every blog post as one flat markdown document.