Shots reads your code, analyzes competing App Store listings, and generates store-ready screenshots from one Codex command. Research-backed creatives in seconds, zero context switching.
3 free screenshots. No card required. 2 minute setup.
The Shots workflow
Research, generate, revise, and translate inside Codex.One flow inside Codex: research your category, generate the launch set, refine the strongest direction, then localize for every market.
Shots reads your code, docs, screenshots, and store metadata, then analyzes 2,500+ App Store listings across 22,000+ screenshots before it generates anything.
Reads code, docs, and real UI
Checks similar and competing listings
Writes the brief before credits
Turn the brief into screenshot options for each device size. Pick a direction, then revise the same source screenshot from there.
Several visual directions
App Store-ready framing
iPhone, iPad, Android, and Watch sizes
Pick the strongest direction, then change backgrounds, tighten copy, or adjust layouts while the real app UI stays intact.
Change colors and backgrounds
Rewrite headlines instantly
Keep app UI intact
Localize the final screenshot, not the first draft. Japanese, Korean, German, French, Spanish, and 45 more locales inherit your approved direction.
Screenshot text localized
50 App Store locales
Visual direction preserved
App icons
Get six icon directions for inspiration, then revise the ones you like into an App Store-ready icon.
Live App Store examples
Shots follows Apple screenshot guidelines and helps keep your layout, copy, and device framing review-ready before you submit.
Inside Codex
Shots was made for agent work. Codex can pull project context, use saved Studio references, and keep revising the screenshot you chose without exporting and re-uploading between edits.
Shots workspace
Codex plugin thread
Ask for follow-up changes
Generate
screenshot ready
MCP-native workflow
Connect the hosted Shots MCP server to your coding agent. It can use the project context you already have open to research, generate, revise, and translate App Store screenshots.
repo ~/projects/stride git:(main)
you › use Shots to create an App Store screenshot set from this repo
agent › reading project context
✓ app code · UI screenshots · store metadata
shots › researching category and competing listings
✓ brief ready · 3 creative directions drafted
you › generate the strongest direction
shots › generating the launch set
✓ 6 iPhone screenshots created
→ shots.run/review/stride
agent › Ready for review. Revise or translate from this thread.
Inspiration library
Browse real App Store examples, pick the parts that fit your category, then adapt that direction to your app.
View the inspiration libraryPerformance, dashboards, weather, and expert tools.
Editorial lifestyle, calm routines, and creator-led brands.
Warm, art-directed launch sets with distinctive typography.
Social proof, awards, usage proof, and category authority.
Visual-first creative apps with dramatic before/after hooks.
Beyond screenshots
Shots studies your app and category, then drafts screenshots, titles, subtitles, descriptions, keywords, and translations for 50 App Store locales.
Shots studies your category, competing listings, App Store positioning, saved references, and app context before it writes or designs.
ASO-ready title and subtitle options tuned for discoverability, conversion, and App Store character limits.
Descriptions and keyword sets sit beside the screenshots, so search intent and visual messaging stay in sync.
Titles, subtitles, descriptions, keywords, and screenshot text carry into 50 App Store locales without rebuilding the campaign.
Use cases
Research, screenshots, revisions, translations, and listing copy stay in one place.
Listing to screenshots
Shots uses your category, competing listings, and positioning to draft screenshot concepts for the launch.
Prompt or App Store import
Deep category research
Creative revision
Change copy, style, background, or composition while keeping the app UI intact.
Feedback, style, and references
Source screenshot stays consistent
Localization
Translate screenshot text and listing copy while keeping the approved visual direction.
50 App Store locales
Approved layout preserved
ASO operations
Generate titles, subtitles, descriptions, and keywords, then translate the whole listing for new locales.
Titles, subtitles, keywords
Listing translations included
Ready to ship
FAQ
Shots is an AI App Store screenshot generator that works from your coding agent and from Studio. It researches your category, reads your real app context, and generates store-ready screenshots, app icons, and listing copy you can revise and translate.
Install the Shots MCP plugin for Codex, Claude Code, or Gemini CLI, then ask your agent to generate App Store screenshots from your app repo. The agent pulls project context, checks competing listings, and calls Shots tools to generate, revise, and translate. Results are saved to Studio for review.
Yes. Every account starts with 3 free screenshots and 1 app. No card is required.
Yes. Shots screenshots are live in production App Store listings including Babel Pods and Pull. Apple reviews each app submission in App Store Connect, so check final screenshots against your app UI and claims before submitting.
Shots generates screenshots for iPhone, iPad, Android, and Apple Watch sizes, and translates screenshot text and listing copy into 50 App Store locales while keeping your approved visual direction.
No. Shots researches 2,500+ App Store listings and writes the creative brief before it generates. You refine with plain-language feedback — change the background, tighten copy, or swap layouts while your real app UI stays intact.
3 free screenshots. No card required.
Translation proof
Start with one approved screenshot, then localize the same creative direction for every App Store market Shots supports.
49 translations · 49 credits
Covered by Starter's 60 monthly credits for $19/month.
Source → 50 locales
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