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AppScreens vs Picasso - App Store Screenshot Tool

Picasso focuses solely on increasing conversion with A/B testing, while AppScreens offers full design, localization, and direct store upload.

Which to pick

Pick AppScreens if you want…

  • One-click multi-device screenshot generation
  • Integrations with Google Play Console (on AppScreens' list, not Picasso - App Store Screenshot Tool's)

Pick Picasso - App Store Screenshot Tool if you want…

  • Quick, localized App Store screenshots
  • App Store screenshot A/B testing
  • A free, open-source tool
  • Integrations with Fastlane (on Picasso - App Store Screenshot Tool's list, not AppScreens')

Side by side

What it is
AppScreens:AppScreens lets you design, localize, and export store-ready app screenshots for iOS and Android in minutes.
Picasso - App Store Screenshot Tool:Picasso generates App Store screenshots with device frames, localization and bulk import for iOS, iPadOS and macOS.
Best for
AppScreens:One-click multi-device screenshot generation
Picasso - App Store Screenshot Tool:Quick, localized App Store screenshots
Who it’s for
AppScreens:App developers and marketers who need fast, localized app store screenshots.
Picasso - App Store Screenshot Tool:iOS/macOS developers who need fast, polished App Store screenshots.
Pricing
AppScreens:Freemium
Picasso - App Store Screenshot Tool:Free
Plans
AppScreens:Free $0 · Pro $8.25 / month per month (billed annually) · Scale $15.00 / month per month (billed annually)
Picasso - App Store Screenshot Tool:—
Open source
AppScreens:—
Picasso - App Store Screenshot Tool:Yes
Works with
AppScreens:App Store Connect, Google Play Console
Picasso - App Store Screenshot Tool:Fastlane, App Store Connect

AppScreens features

  • Responsive design engine. Create one layout that automatically adapts to all iOS, Android, tablet and watch sizes.
  • AI captions & restyling. Generate benefit-led captions and apply AI-driven design tweaks instantly.
  • 80+ language localization. Translate screenshots with AI, including RTL support, without rebuilding layouts.
  • Template library. Choose from 150+ template sets and 500+ editable layouts to start quickly.
  • One-click store upload. Directly publish screenshots to App Store Connect and Google Play Console.
  • Export options. Download high-resolution PNGs or use automatic upload workflows.

Picasso - App Store Screenshot Tool features

  • Automatic device frames. Detects screenshot size and applies the correct Apple device frame.
  • Bulk import from Fastlane. Import many screenshots at once using Fastlane output.
  • Localization support. Generate screenshots in any language from an .xcstrings file.
  • Direct upload to App Store Connect. Uploads screenshots per locale and display type automatically.
  • Template library. Start with beautiful pre-made templates for all Apple platforms.
  • Multi-device editing. Span items across multiple screenshots and export organized files.

AppScreens vs Picasso - App Store Screenshot Tool FAQ

Is AppScreens or Picasso - App Store Screenshot Tool free?+

AppScreens has a free plan; paid plans start at $8.25/month (Pro). Picasso - App Store Screenshot Tool is free.

Which is cheaper, AppScreens or Picasso - App Store Screenshot Tool?+

Picasso - App Store Screenshot Tool is free, so it costs less. AppScreens starts at $8.25/month (Pro).

Is AppScreens or Picasso - App Store Screenshot Tool open source?+

Picasso - App Store Screenshot Tool is open source (mpdifran/picasso-roadmap on GitHub). DevHunt has no public source repository on record for AppScreens.

Do AppScreens and Picasso - App Store Screenshot Tool integrate with the same tools?+

Partly. Both list App Store Connect. AppScreens also lists Google Play Console; Picasso - App Store Screenshot Tool also lists Fastlane.

On DevHunt

AppScreens

1 upvote · Launched on DevHunt on Jul 28, 2026

Picasso - App Store Screenshot Tool

29 upvotes · Launched on DevHunt on Feb 27, 2024

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