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Introducing iPhone 18 Pro, iPhone 18 Pro Max, and iPhone Duo device frames
Apple's new lineup is in Mockstand: iPhone 18 Pro, iPhone 18 Pro Max, and the first-generation foldable, iPhone Duo, are all in the frame library today, ready to drop your screensh…
Read the post2D vs 3D device frames: which should you use for your App Store screenshots?
Every device frame does the same basic job: it wraps your raw screenshot in the chrome of a real phone or tablet so it reads as a product shot instead of a bare screen capture. But…
Read the postHow to A/B test your App Store & Google Play screenshots (2026)
You designed a screenshot set you're proud of, shipped it, and installs ticked up - or didn't. Either way, you can't be sure the design is the reason, or whether a different first …
Read the postApp Store screenshot best practices: how to design screenshots that convert (2026)
You can nail every dimension the stores ask for and still lose the install. Sizes and specs get your screenshots accepted; design is what gets them tapped. Most people decide wheth…
Read the postApp Store & Google Play screenshot sizes and specs (2026 guide)
Half the time an App Store or Google Play upload gets rejected, it's not a policy problem - it's a pixel problem. A screenshot that's a few pixels off the required dimensions, in t…
Read the postHow to localize app store screenshots
Localized App Store screenshots are one of the highest-leverage ASO moves you can make: users are far more likely to install an app whose store listing speaks their language and sh…
Read the postIntroducing Mockstand
Shipping an app is hard enough. Then the App Store asks for a polished set of screenshots - at multiple device sizes, for every language you support, refreshed every time your UI c…
Read the postReading about screenshots is slower than making them.
The editor is a browser tab away. Drop in a capture, pick a frame, and see what the store listing would look like.