The AppScreenshotStudio OpenClaw skill reads your codebase, generates a finished screenshot set, and exports at exact store dimensions. No browser tab. No design decisions.
Manual install
# 1. Download the skill mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills/appscreenshotstudio curl -o ~/.claude/skills/appscreenshotstudio/SKILL.md \ https://appscreenshotstudio.com/openclaw/SKILL.md # 2. Add your API key to your shell profile export APPSCREENSHOTSTUDIO_API_KEY="ask_live_your_key_here" # 3. Restart Claude Code and ask: # "Generate App Store screenshots for this app"
Scans your README, theme files, route definitions, and App Store metadata to extract brand colors, key screens, and app description — without you typing any of it.
Calls the AppScreenshotStudio API with your codebase context. You get a complete screenshot set with device mockups, headlines, backgrounds, and brand colors applied. Refine in plain English: “make the first card bolder”, “add a social proof card”, “switch to iPad”.
Renders every card to PNG at the exact pixel dimensions required by App Store Connect or Google Play. Download URLs returned directly in the terminal. Free — no credits deducted for render.
AppScreenshotStudio offers two integrations for AI coding tools. Use whichever fits your setup.
| Feature | OpenClaw skill | MCP server |
|---|---|---|
| Install | Copy one file + env var | Edit MCP config JSON |
| Works with | Any Claude Code setup | Claude Code + MCP support |
| Interface | REST API via curl | 8 typed MCP tools |
| Best for | Quick setup, any project | Power users, CI pipelines |
Want the MCP server instead? See MCP setup docs →
curl available in your shell (pre-installed on macOS and most Linux distros)Create an account, grab an API key, and install the skill. Your next app submission can have finished screenshots before you close the terminal.