Skip to main content

Dutch
App Store Screenshots

Translate your set into Dutch without rebuilding the layout. Locale nl-NL, captions run 15 to 25% longer than English, set in Your chosen builder font.

10 free credits, no cardLocale nl-NLYour chosen builder font

1,884 screenshots designed here so far

App Store screenshot 1 of 5 rendered in Dutch
App Store screenshot 2 of 5 rendered in Dutch
App Store screenshot 3 of 5 rendered in Dutch
App Store screenshot 4 of 5 rendered in Dutch
App Store screenshot 5 of 5 rendered in Dutch

The same five-frame set, rendered in Dutch. Real output from the pipeline, not a mockup of one.

What changes in Dutch

Nederlands

The Netherlands is the one storefront on this list where an English listing genuinely works: English fluency is among the highest in the world and Dutch developers routinely ship English-only without visible harm. Localizing here buys polish and trust rather than comprehension, which makes it a lower priority than Germany or Japan but a cheap win once the set already exists.

App Store Connect locale
nl-NL
Script
Latin
Rendered in
Your chosen builder font
iOS system font
SF Pro
Caption length vs English
15 to 25% longer
Storefronts this localization reaches

Netherlands, Belgium, Suriname.

A translator returns a spreadsheet of strings.You get finished frames.

nl-NLApp Store locale·from$4.99/ month·40chats to iterate

What breaks in Dutch

Dutch shares German’s compounding habit, so it carries the same unbreakable-token risk in a milder form. Captions run longer than English and occasionally produce a single word wide enough to overflow a narrow card.

1

Dutch compounds words like German, producing occasional unbreakable tokens

2

15 to 25% more characters than the English source

3

The ij digraph is sometimes mis-cased in headline treatments

4

Flemish and Netherlands Dutch differ in register, though one localization serves both

How it works

You type. The canvas builds.

Describe your app, see your first set, then ask for Dutch. The layout survives the language change because you are editing the same set, not starting a new one.

History (3)New chat
Make 6 App Store screenshots for Drift, a sleep tracking app. iPhone 16 Pro Max, dark luxury with warm gold accents. Panoramic night sky flowing across all 6 cards: indigo melting into plum with gold aurora streaks.
AppScreenshotStudio

AppScreenshotStudio

AppScreenshotStudio

AppScreenshotStudio

On it. Building 6 cards for iPhone 16 Pro Max at 1290×2796, panoramic indigo-to-plum night sky with gold aurora spanning the full set.
AppScreenshotStudio

AppScreenshotStudio

AppScreenshotStudio

AppScreenshotStudio

Done. Six cards with continuous aurora composition. Want to adjust the gold intensity or swap any of the headlines?
185 credits
Tell me about your app...
100%
6 cards

Dutch sets, handled

Compound tokens given a break opportunity rather than overflowing the card

Headline sizing that reflows for the longer string

Correct ij casing through capitalized headline treatments

Same set retranslated in chat, layout intact

Exports at the exact dimensions App Store Connect requires for nl-NL

Questions & Answers

Is Dutch localization worth it when everyone speaks English?

Honestly, it is the lowest-urgency localization on this list. English fluency in the Netherlands is high enough that an English listing does not block anyone. What a Dutch localization buys is polish and local trust rather than comprehension, so it is worth doing once the set exists and rarely worth doing first.

Does one Dutch localization cover Belgium?

Yes for Flemish speakers. App Store Connect has a single Dutch localization and it serves anyone whose device language is Dutch, in the Netherlands and Belgium alike. French-speaking Belgians see your French localization instead.

Does Dutch break layouts like German does?

The same way but less often. Dutch compounds words too, so you get occasional single tokens too wide to wrap, just not with German’s frequency or length.

Dutch screenshots,
handled.

Try AppScreenshotStudio free. No credit card required.

Get Started Free