Create App Store screenshots that get downloads.

Panoramic store graphics that read as one wide scene

Panorama layouts split one design across two or three consecutive screenshots, so the App Store and Google Play galleries read like a single continuous banner as users swipe. These panoramic store graphics stop the thumb: instead of five unrelated tiles, your listing shows one composition with a clear headline hierarchy. ShotForge handles the split maths and exports every slice at the exact pixel size each store demands.

3D device frames that give every mockup depth

A flat screenshot looks like a screenshot. A framed one looks like a product. ShotForge ships 3D device frames in three perspectives — front, left and right — with genuine Apple bezels, correct corner radii and lighting drawn from the screenshot’s own colours. Angled frames create depth and direction, guiding the eye toward your headline, and alternating perspectives across a gallery gives the whole set rhythm. Listings that show polished device mockups signal a finished, trustworthy app before anyone reads a word of the description.

A no-login app mockup tool, free forever

Most screenshot tools gate exports behind an account, a trial or a watermark. ShotForge does not.

• 100% free — no account, no email address, no credit card
• No watermark on exports, at any resolution
• Runs client-side in the browser; your screenshots are never uploaded to a server
• 26 ready-made templates with editable text, backgrounds and zoom callouts
• One-click ZIP export in the exact dimensions Apple and Google require

Indie developer ASO tools for the App Store and Google Play

Screenshots are the highest-leverage asset in app store optimisation: most users decide from the gallery, not the description. As a Google Play screenshot creator and App Store generator in one, ShotForge gives indie developers the ASO tooling funded studios pay for — correct Google Play screenshot sizes, Apple device formats, feature graphics and localisation-friendly text layers — with no design team and no monthly bill. Build a first set in minutes, then iterate whenever the app changes.