Free tool

Play Store screenshot & feature graphic generator

Upload your app icon and a few phone screenshots, add captions, and download the feature graphic, framed screenshots and 512 px icon for your Google Play listing in one zip.

1024×500 feature graphic1080×1920 screenshotsRuns in your browser

Your app

Style

Screenshots

Add an icon or at least one screenshot to start.

Feature graphic

Screenshots

Your framed screenshots will appear here.

Need the privacy policy link too?

Google Play needs one for every app. Make it free, with a hosted link.

Privacy policy →

Uploading to Google Play

  1. In Play Console, open your app → Grow users → Store presence → Main store listing.
  2. Upload icon-512.png as the app icon and feature-graphic-1024x500.png as the feature graphic.
  3. Under Phone screenshots, upload the files in screenshots/ in order. Google recommends at least 4.
  4. Save, then send the listing for review together with your app.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

What sizes does Google Play need?

A 512×512 app icon, a 1024×500 feature graphic, and at least 2 phone screenshots (up to 8). This tool makes 1080×1920 portrait screenshots, which fit Google Play's size and aspect-ratio rules, plus the feature graphic and the icon.

Where do I get the raw screenshots?

Open your app (or your website on your phone) and take normal phone screenshots of your best screens. Upload them here, add a short caption to each, and the tool frames them on a branded background.

What should the captions say?

One clear benefit per screenshot, in a few words: "Daily practice in 10 minutes", "Track every order". Avoid claims like "#1", "best" or prices. Google Play's listing rules don't allow ranking or price claims in titles and icons, so keep graphics clean too.

Are my screenshots uploaded?

No. Everything is drawn in your browser and zipped on your device.

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