App Store Screenshots
An open-source App Store screenshot generation tool provided as a skill for AI coding assistants to invoke. It generates an interactive screenshot editor within a local project and supports export in multiple sizes and languages.
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The tool is installed via the npx skills add ParthJadhav/app-store-screenshots command, and after installation you can invoke Claude Code, Codex or Cursor in your project to build the screenshot editing environment.
The tool has 18 built-in styles covering different visual styles.
The tool provides a comparison interface called Style Lab where you can view the results under different styles side by side.
The tool supports exporting screenshots in all sizes for iPhone, iPad, Mac and Android, and supports multilingual versions.
Each platform has its own specifications for screenshot size, aspect ratio and number (for example, iPhone and iPad have different width-to-height ratios); the tool claims to cover all sizes, but whether it actually meets the latest store requirements needs to be checked against the official documentation after export.
The project description provides no actual screenshot demonstration of the generated results, nor does it explain the specific design quality of the 18 styles.
The tool takes a "skill-ified" form: it packages workflows for vertical scenarios into capabilities that an AI agent can invoke, with the agent generating a dedicated interface locally, which is more flexible than a fixed SaaS product.
The tool separates the copy layer from the style layer, so when switching languages you only need to replace the text and reuse the layout to export multilingual screenshots in bulk.
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The tool is installed via the npx skills add ParthJadhav/app-store-screenshots command, and after installation you can invoke Claude Code, Codex or Cursor in your project to build the screenshot editing environment.
50%UnverifiedThe tool has 18 built-in styles covering different visual styles.
50%UnverifiedThe tool provides a comparison interface called Style Lab where you can view the results under different styles side by side.
50%UnverifiedThe tool supports exporting screenshots in all sizes for iPhone, iPad, Mac and Android, and supports multilingual versions.
50%UnverifiedEach platform has its own specifications for screenshot size, aspect ratio and number (for example, iPhone and iPad have different width-to-height ratios); the tool claims to cover all sizes, but whether it actually meets the latest store requirements needs to be checked against the official documentation after export.
50%UnverifiedThe project description provides no actual screenshot demonstration of the generated results, nor does it explain the specific design quality of the 18 styles.
50%UnverifiedThe tool takes a "skill-ified" form: it packages workflows for vertical scenarios into capabilities that an AI agent can invoke, with the agent generating a dedicated interface locally, which is more flexible than a fixed SaaS product.
50%UnverifiedThe tool separates the copy layer from the style layer, so when switching languages you only need to replace the text and reuse the layout to export multilingual screenshots in bulk.
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