Every app submission needs the same tedious thing done a dozen times: the same screenshot resized for an iPhone 6.3" display, an iPad 12.9"/13" display, an Android phone, a 7-inch tablet, a 10-inch tablet, and now Android XR and Chromebook too — plus a 512×512 app icon and a 1024×500 Play Store feature graphic, each with its own exact pixel requirement. Upload one image here and get every size back in one ZIP, already labelled and folder-organised the way Apple's App Store Connect and Google's Play Console expect — so shipping an app doesn't mean stopping to hand-resize a screenshot eleven different ways, or owning a tablet just to photograph one.
Turn one image into every size the Play Store and App Store demand — icons, feature graphic, and phone plus tablet screenshots.
iPhone 6.3" and iPad 12.9"/13" screenshots for the App Store; phone, 7-inch tablet, 10-inch tablet, Android XR and Chromebook screenshots for Google Play; the 512×512 Play Store icon and every iOS app-icon size from one square image; and the 1024×500 Play Store feature graphic.
Yes. Upload the phone screenshot you already have and the tablet sizes are built from it at their real proportions on a scaled backdrop, not stretched — a stretched screenshot is exactly the kind of thing that gets a listing rejected on review.
Yes — sign in and use the batch generator in your dashboard. It gives every required slot (iPhone, iPad, each Android form factor, the icon, the feature graphic) its own upload, so you can add your real screenshot for each one and generate the whole submission's assets in a single ZIP. Your first batch is free.
Opening and generating from one image is free the first time, then NGN 10 per document or NGN 100/month for unlimited use — same pricing as every other file tool here. The dashboard batch generator has its own price, shown before you generate anything and adjustable from time to time, so check the page for the current rate.
No. Uploads are processed in memory (or briefly on disk for a batch, deleted once it's yours to download) and never kept afterward.