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Capty vs Picasso - App Store Screenshot Tool

Focuses only on App Store screenshot generation, not full screen recording or editing.

Short answer: Pick Capty if you want all-in-one screen capture & editing for macOS; pick Picasso - App Store Screenshot Tool if you want quick, localized App Store screenshots. Capty is paid, with a free trial; Picasso - App Store Screenshot Tool is free.

Which to pick

Pick Capty if you want…

  • All-in-one screen capture & editing for macOS
  • Integrations with macOS or S3-compatible storage (AWS, Cloudflare R (on Capty's list, not Picasso - App Store Screenshot Tool's)

Pick Picasso - App Store Screenshot Tool if you want…

  • Quick, localized App Store screenshots
  • A free, open-source tool
  • Integrations with Fastlane or App Store Connect (on Picasso - App Store Screenshot Tool's list, not Capty's)

Side by side

What it is
Capty:Capty is a macOS app for screenshots, screen recordings and built-in editing.
Picasso - App Store Screenshot Tool:Picasso generates App Store screenshots with device frames, localization and bulk import for iOS, iPadOS and macOS.
Best for
Capty:All-in-one screen capture & editing for macOS
Picasso - App Store Screenshot Tool:Quick, localized App Store screenshots
Who it’s for
Capty:Mac developers, designers, and anyone needing polished screen captures.
Picasso - App Store Screenshot Tool:iOS/macOS developers who need fast, polished App Store screenshots.
Pricing
Capty:Paid
Picasso - App Store Screenshot Tool:Free
Starting price
Capty:—
Picasso - App Store Screenshot Tool:Free
Free plan or trial
Capty:Free trial
Picasso - App Store Screenshot Tool:Free to use
Open source
Capty:—
Picasso - App Store Screenshot Tool:Yes
Works with
Capty:macOS, S3-compatible storage (AWS, Cloudflare R
Picasso - App Store Screenshot Tool:Fastlane, App Store Connect

Capty features

  • Screenshot modes. Area, window, full screen and scroll capture with annotation tools.
  • Screen recording. Record Mac or connected iPhone/iPad with system audio, mic and camera overlay.
  • Built-in editor. Add annotations, shapes, OCR text, QR scan, wallpapers and export in multiple formats.
  • Power tools. OCR, QR scanner, capture history, cloud uploads to S3-compatible storage.
  • Keyboard-first workflow. Custom global shortcuts and single-key editor shortcuts for fast operation.
  • Export options. Export PNG, JPEG, MP4/H.264/HEVC, GIF, MOV with up to 4K resolution and 60 FPS.

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.

Capty vs Picasso - App Store Screenshot Tool FAQ

What is the difference between Capty and Picasso - App Store Screenshot Tool?+

Picasso - App Store Screenshot Tool: Focuses only on App Store screenshot generation, not full screen recording or editing.

Should I use Capty or Picasso - App Store Screenshot Tool?+

Pick Capty if you want all-in-one screen capture & editing for macOS or integrations with macOS or S3-compatible storage (AWS, Cloudflare R (on Capty's list, not Picasso - App Store Screenshot Tool's). Pick Picasso - App Store Screenshot Tool if you want quick, localized App Store screenshots, a free, open-source tool or integrations with Fastlane or App Store Connect (on Picasso - App Store Screenshot Tool's list, not Capty's).

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

Capty is paid, with a free trial. Picasso - App Store Screenshot Tool is free.

Is Capty 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 Capty.

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

Their integration lists don't overlap: Capty lists macOS and S3-compatible storage (AWS, Cloudflare R; Picasso - App Store Screenshot Tool lists Fastlane and App Store Connect.

On DevHunt

Capty

0 upvotes · Launched on DevHunt on Jan 6, 2026

Picasso - App Store Screenshot Tool

29 upvotes · Launched on DevHunt on Feb 27, 2024

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