
echodesigns
Beautiful App Store screenshots with AI
What it does
Most screenshot tools hand you a blank canvas and a device frame, then leave the hard part to you. echodesigns starts from your actual screenshots. Upload them and AI Mode writes the headlines, picks the backgrounds, and lays out the whole set. Everything renders in the browser at exact App Store and Google Play dimensions, so nothing comes back rejected on spec. Export the full set in one pass, up to 4K. No install, no Figma file, free to start.
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