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Free Figma App Store screenshot template

24 frames in 2 styles for iPhone and Android, with a headline slot on every slide. Duplicate it, drop in your screenshots, and export a set App Store Connect accepts.

iPhone frames at a size Apple accepts2 styles, 6 slides eachFree, duplicate into your own drafts
The file

What's in the template

App Store Connect accepts a fixed list of pixel sizes, and setting frames up from a blank Figma canvas every launch is slow. This template does the scaffolding. You bring the screenshots and the words.

The Figma file: Style 01 and Style 02 screenshot sets for iOS and Android, six slides each
  • Style 01 keeps one card color across the set; Style 02 gives every slide its own color
  • 6 slides per style for iPhone and 6 for Android, 24 frames in all
  • iPhone frames at 1290 x 2796, one of the sizes Apple accepts for 6.9-inch displays
  • Android frames at 1280 x 2796 for Google Play
  • A phone frame with a placeholder screen to swap for your own screenshot
  • An editable headline on every slide, plus a subtitle line in Style 01

Reviewed by AppScreenshotStudio Team, App Store screenshot tooling built for conversion. Last updated September 15, 2026.

Four steps

How to use it

  1. 1

    Duplicate the file

    Open the shared Figma file and duplicate it to your drafts. Figma asks you to sign in to a free account for that.

  2. 2

    Drop in your screenshots

    Replace the placeholder screen inside each phone frame with your own app screenshot.

  3. 3

    Edit headlines and background

    Write the headline for each slide and set the background. Keep your real app screen the focus of every frame: Apple wants each screenshot to show the app in use.

  4. 4

    Export and upload

    Export each frame as a PNG at 1x, so the file keeps the frame size, and upload to App Store Connect or Google Play Console.

Before you upload

The sizes App Store Connect accepts

Apple checks every screenshot against a fixed list of pixel sizes, not an aspect ratio. A frame a few pixels off one of these is refused at upload, even though it looks identical on screen.

6.9-inch display

  • 1260 x 2736
  • 1290 x 2796
  • 1320 x 2868

6.5-inch display

  • 1242 x 2688
  • 1284 x 2778

Export each frame at 1x so the PNG keeps the frame size; a 2x export doubles it and falls off the list. Google Play works differently and takes a range, 320 to 3840 pixels per side. Every device and slot is in the App Store screenshot size guide.

The faster path

Or skip the manual layout entirely

A template still leaves you placing every screenshot and writing every caption by hand, per device and per language. AppScreenshotStudio does that part for you: describe your app, see a full set generated with headlines, layouts, brand colors, and panoramic backgrounds, then refine it by chat or on a visual canvas. Store dimensions and keeping real app UI in frame are handled automatically.

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Frequently asked questions

Is this Figma App Store screenshot template free?

Yes. It is a free Figma file shared by link. Open it, duplicate it to your drafts (Figma asks you to sign in to a free account for that), drop in your screenshots, edit the headlines, and export. There is no watermark, and you do not need an AppScreenshotStudio account.

What sizes does the template include?

24 portrait frames. The 12 iPhone frames are 1290 x 2796, one of the sizes Apple accepts for 6.9-inch displays. The 12 Android frames are 1280 x 2796 for Google Play. There are no iPad frames.

How do I use the template in Figma?

Open the shared file and duplicate it to your drafts, then replace the placeholder screen with your app screenshot, edit the headline text, and set the background. Export each frame as a PNG at 1x so the file keeps the frame size, and upload to App Store Connect.

Do I have to design each slide by hand in Figma?

With the template, yes: Figma gives you the frames, but you still place every screenshot and write every caption yourself, per device and per language. If you would rather have the full set generated for you, AppScreenshotStudio produces one from a single description, then lets you refine it by chat or on a visual canvas.

Can I use the template for Google Play too?

Yes. The template includes Android phone frames for Google Play alongside the iPhone frames, so you can build both store listings from one file. A dedicated tool handles both stores without managing separate frames by hand.

Screenshots without the canvas

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