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Lens by trylens vs Picasso - App Store Screenshot Tool
Specialized for App Store screenshots, whereas Lens handles any screen capture with comments.
Lens by trylensCapture, annotate & share screenshots with pinned team feedbackWhich to pick
Pick Lens by trylens if you want…
- Pinned visual feedback on macOS screenshots
- Integrations with macOS or email (on Lens by trylens' 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 Lens by trylens')
Side by side
- What it is
- Lens by trylens:Lens is a macOS screenshot and recording tool that lets teams capture, annotate, and share images with pinned comments without requiring reviewer accounts.
- Picasso - App Store Screenshot Tool:Picasso generates App Store screenshots with device frames, localization and bulk import for iOS, iPadOS and macOS.
- Best for
- Lens by trylens:Pinned visual feedback on macOS screenshots
- Picasso - App Store Screenshot Tool:Quick, localized App Store screenshots
- Who it’s for
- Lens by trylens:Product teams, designers, and developers who need visual feedback on screenshots and recordings.
- Picasso - App Store Screenshot Tool:iOS/macOS developers who need fast, polished App Store screenshots.
- Pricing
- Lens by trylens:Freemium
- Picasso - App Store Screenshot Tool:Free
- Plans
- Lens by trylens:Free $0/month · Pro $8/month per month · Team $12/user/month per month
- Picasso - App Store Screenshot Tool:—
- Open source
- Lens by trylens:—
- Picasso - App Store Screenshot Tool:Yes
- Works with
- Lens by trylens:macOS, email
- Picasso - App Store Screenshot Tool:Fastlane, App Store Connect
Lens by trylens features
- Pinned comments. Reviewers can pin comments to exact pixels or moments in screenshots and recordings.
- Beautiful layouts. Apply styling, backgrounds, and layouts to captured images.
- Native macOS app. Runs as a native macOS application with a global hotkey (⌘⇧6).
- No sign-up for reviewers. Anyone with the share link can comment without creating an account.
- Reactions & resolve. Team members can react to pins and mark them as resolved.
- Private links. Share captures via private links for restricted access.
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.
Lens by trylens vs Picasso - App Store Screenshot Tool FAQ
Is Lens by trylens or Picasso - App Store Screenshot Tool free?+
Lens by trylens has a free plan; paid plans start at $8/month (Pro). Picasso - App Store Screenshot Tool is free.
Which is cheaper, Lens by trylens or Picasso - App Store Screenshot Tool?+
Picasso - App Store Screenshot Tool is free, so it costs less. Lens by trylens starts at $8/month (Pro).
Is Lens by trylens 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 Lens by trylens.
Do Lens by trylens and Picasso - App Store Screenshot Tool integrate with the same tools?+
Their integration lists don't overlap: Lens by trylens lists macOS and email; Picasso - App Store Screenshot Tool lists Fastlane and App Store Connect.
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Picasso - App Store Screenshot Tool
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