appdesigns

App Store screenshot sets

appdesigns turns your app's screenshots into a store-ready screenshot set for the App Store or Google Play, then opens it as a project you can keep editing. Attach 1 to 6 screenshots of your app and say which store they are for.

What you can ask

Turn these screenshots into an App Store screenshot set
Example path

MCP connector

Server URL: https://appdesigns.click/api/mcp
Login: None
Protocol: MCP 2026-07-28
Instructions: Appdesigns turns an app's screenshots into App Store and Google Play screenshot sets (device frame, background, a short caption) and opens them as an editable project on appdesigns.click. No account or API key is needed to make one.
With a terminal and the app's code (a coding agent), follow the workflow below, starting with . In a chat without a terminal (ChatGPT), ask the user to attach 1 to 6 raw screenshots of their app (PNG, JPEG, WebP or GIF, as the phone shows it, with no frame or marketing text added) if they have not, write a screen name and a headline for each from what it shows, call with the attached files, and give the user the link it returns. A finished store image will not do: its baked-in text cannot be edited.
Workflow with a terminal:
Call with the app's platform and store. It has the capture commands, the screen rules and the caption rules.
Read the app's code and plan 4 or 5 screens (at most 6), best first, with the data each shows.
Check in with the user once: the screens, the demo data you would add, any code you would change, and the captions. Then stop and wait for their reply before you edit code or capture.
Capture each screen at store size, landscape for a landscape app, with a clean status bar.
Call with a screen name and short headline per screenshot, run the upload command it returns, then (signed in: then ).

Tools

Reads data6

Changes data6

Deletes or can't be undone7

Skills

None in the store listings or on the server

MCP connector

Server URL

https://appdesigns.click/api/mcp

None

Protocol

MCP 2026-07-28

Instructions

Appdesigns turns an app's screenshots into App Store and Google Play screenshot sets (device frame, background, a short caption) and opens them as an editable project on appdesigns.click. No account or API key is needed to make one.

With a terminal and the app's code (a coding agent), follow the workflow below, starting with . In a chat without a terminal (ChatGPT), ask the user to attach 1 to 6 raw screenshots of their app (PNG, JPEG, WebP or GIF, as the phone shows it, with no frame or marketing text added) if they have not, write a screen name and a headline for each from what it shows, call with the attached files, and give the user the link it returns. A finished store image will not do: its baked-in text cannot be edited.

Workflow with a terminal:

Call with the app's platform and store. It has the capture commands, the screen rules and the caption rules.

Read the app's code and plan 4 or 5 screens (at most 6), best first, with the data each shows.

Check in with the user once: the screens, the demo data you would add, any code you would change, and the captions. Then stop and wait for their reply before you edit code or capture.

Capture each screen at store size, landscape for a landscape app, with a clean status bar.

Call with a screen name and short headline per screenshot, run the upload command it returns, then (signed in: then ).

Tools