What App Store screenshots
actually cost.
Every option priced honestly, from a free weekend in Figma to a $2,500 agency invoice. Short version: you are paying for design, copywriting, and store-spec sizing. The question is whether you pay in dollars or in days.
Five ways to get it done, priced.
Typical 2026 prices for a full store set: roughly 10 screenshots per device size across iPhone, iPad, and Android.
Every option above still has to hit the exact store dimensions. See the full list in our 2026 screenshot sizes reference.
The costs nobody quotes upfront.
Whatever route you pick, these are the line items that surprise first-time founders.
Costs, answered.
How much does it cost to hire a designer for App Store screenshots?
A freelance designer typically charges $800 to $2,500 for a complete store screenshot set, delivered in 3 to 7 days. Fiverr sellers run $50 to $150 but quality and store-spec accuracy vary a lot, and revisions usually cost extra.
Can I make App Store screenshots for free?
Yes. Figma and Sketch are free or cheap, and Apple publishes the required dimensions. The real cost is time: budget a weekend or two to design, size, and export 30 to 40 images across iPhone, iPad, and Android, more if you iterate.
What do screenshot template marketplaces cost?
Template packs run $30 to $80. You still do the work: dropping in your screens, writing every headline, and exporting each store size yourself, usually 2 to 4 hours per app if nothing goes wrong.
Why do designers charge so much for store screenshots?
You are paying for three separate skills: visual composition, marketing copywriting for every frame, and pixel-exact export across each store's required sizes. Doing all three well takes a professional several days per app.
How much does Appliftoff cost?
$19 one time per app, no subscription. One upload of raw screenshots returns 40 store-ready shots across iPhone 6.9 inch, 6.7 inch, iPad 13 inch, and Android, with AI-written headlines you can edit per shot. You can preview one shot free without signing up.
Do subscription screenshot tools make sense for a single app?
Usually not. Editor-style tools run $15 to $30 per month and you still design each frame yourself. Subscriptions make sense for agencies shipping many apps, not for an indie launching one.
Or spend nineteen bucks
and three minutes.
Appliftoff turns one upload of raw screens into 40 store-ready screenshots with written headlines, sized for every store spec. Preview one shot free, no signup.
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