ShotPost

ShotPost is a screenshot and video editor for iPhone that creates professional mockups for App Store listings and social media. Import screenshots or screen recordings, add device frames, customize backgrounds, and export at exact platform dimensions — all from your phone.

Over 70 formats, each at its platform’s current size: the full App Store lineup (iPhone, including the medium size App Store Connect now requires, plus iPad, Mac, and Apple Watch), Google Play, Instagram, Facebook, X, LinkedIn, TikTok, YouTube, Threads, Pinterest, Snapchat, Etsy, Meta ads, In-App Events, link previews, and Product Hunt, plus general sizes for presentations and signage. Pick one from a sheet that shows each format’s shape, keeps your recent ones at the top, and searches by name or size. Save and reuse named custom sizes for anything else. Where a platform publishes safe margins, as TikTok, Reels, Meta ads, YouTube, Snapchat, Pinterest, and X do, the Safe Area pill shades them on the canvas.

Yes. On iOS 27 the App Store shows a product page header and search result artwork, and ShotPost has a format for each at the size App Store Connect asks for, plus a universal asset that covers both. The Safe Area pill above the canvas shades what each device crops or covers with its buttons. On the header and universal asset, pick iPhone, iPad, or an iPhone Duo screen to see exactly what that device shows; search artwork shows whole on every device, so only its rounded corners are shaded. Apple’s Template, the last choice on all three, leaves only the box from Apple’s own templates clear. The shading never exports, and the same pill switches it off. Make them as images, or as videos with Pro. Apple doesn’t accept transparency in this artwork, so a transparent background exports on white.

A Pro callout that shows any part of a screenshot up close, in a bubble that points right at it. Drag the bubble’s corner to zoom from 1.5x to 4x; ShotPost tells you when you pass full detail. Pick a rectangle, ellipse, or capsule, style the connecting line and the bubble’s edge and shadow, and choose whether the bubble enlarges just the screenshot or everything in that area, labels included. Find it under Elements, in the Focus tab.

Yes. The App Preview Mac format exports at 1920 x 1080, the size App Store Connect takes, through the same preview export as iPhone and iPad: 15 to 30 seconds at 30 fps. Mac frames stay upright, and a Mac preview’s end card can close on a badge you’ve imported, a Mac App Store one first if you have it. Video export requires Pro.

Seventeen generated effects, such as film grain, smoke, bokeh, a light leak, a lens flare, and aurora, plus any photo you choose. Lay one behind the device or over the whole design, shuffle it for a new variation, and see each change in a live preview. Film Grain, Vignette, and Grid are free; the rest, and Photo, come with Pro.

Yes. ShotPost has every current MacBook Pro, the PROLED models included, MacBook Air, MacBook Neo, iMac, Studio Display, and Studio Display XDR, in every finish Apple publishes. ShotPost recognizes a Mac screenshot by its size, and Mac frames always stand upright rather than turning like a phone.

Yes. Add an end card to any video and design it like a screenshot, with your app icon, name, and the App Store badge you’ve imported; a new card starts with the one that suits its background. Hold it for 2 to 5 seconds and fade it to black if you like; the recording’s sound fades out as the card arrives. The preview plays through to the card, so you see exactly how the export will end. Video export requires Pro.

Import the one Apple gives you. In Elements, open Badges and tap Get Your Badge from Apple. On Apple’s page, find your app, choose a language, and tap Download Badges, then back in ShotPost tap Import Badge and pick the zip. Its black, white, and pre-order badges all land in Badges, kept on your device for every project, and an SVG or PNG badge works too. ShotPost doesn’t include Apple’s badges, because Apple licenses them to developers for their own apps. A project made with a badge from an earlier version shows where it was and asks before exporting without it.

Yes, with Match Style. Pick a project you already like and choose what to take from it: its background, textures, device frame, media styling, text style, or the screenshot itself. From the editor’s menu it restyles the project you have open. In Saved Projects, select several and match them all at once, with Undo offered for a few seconds afterward. Bringing one screenshot into several projects is handy when the App Store header and search artwork use the same shot; recordings keep their own video.

Yes. Every iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch frame turns four ways — portrait, landscape left, upside down, and landscape right — and the screen geometry turns with it, so the artwork stays correct. Import a landscape screenshot or a game recording and ShotPost picks the matching orientation for you. Video behaves exactly like stills. Mac frames stay upright, as a Mac does.

Over 130 frames, each drawn by ShotPost, in every iPhone, iPad, and Mac finish Apple publishes: iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max, the iPhone Duo foldable in all three of its states, iPhone 17, 16, and Air, iPad Pro, Air, mini (A20 Pro and A17 Pro), and iPad, every MacBook (the PROLED MacBook Pro too), iMac, and Studio Display, and Apple Watch Ultra 4, Ultra 3, Ultra 2, and Series 11 in 32 pairings that cover every case finish, with Sport Band or Ocean Band. Current models show by default with previous generations one tap away, your recent frames sit at the top, and the picker opens on the category that best fits your screenshot, with match badges on the frames that do.

Text, drawings, photos, symbols, and masks share one stack. Every selected item has a layer button that moves it up one step, wrapping back to the bottom from the top, so you can stack a callout over a mask or tuck a symbol behind text. App Store badges always render on top, as Apple's badge guidelines require.

Yes, from the Focus tab. Blur, pixelate, and solid redaction cover an area, Spotlight does the opposite — it dims everything except the part you want seen — and Magnify (Pro) enlarges it in a callout bubble. Each one can be a rectangle, an ellipse, or a capsule, and you place and stretch it exactly where you need it. Imported photos take the same shape choice.

Yes. Every color control has an eyedropper beside it — borders, backgrounds, gradients, text, brushes, symbols, masks, and photo elements. Tap it to open your screenshot full-screen, drag to move the magnifier over any pixel (the color and its hex value update as you go), then tap Use Color. It reads the true pixel color from your imported image, so accents can match your app's palette exactly. Your last 8 sampled colors stay one tap away, in every eyedropper and in the Draw panel.

ShotPost analyzes your screenshot and generates nine gradient suggestions across different moods — vivid, muted, dark, light, warm, cool, and more — plus eight solid color suggestions pulled from your image. Cycle through gradient directions with one tap, or pick any photo as your color source and switch back whenever you like. Pin your favorites for quick access.

Text in 20 curated fonts, or search the rest on your iPhone, with weight, italic, underline, strikethrough, an outline, an adjustable shadow, letter and line spacing, color, and alignment; long text wraps to stay inside the canvas. Freehand drawing with neon, highlighter, and crayon brushes. Thousands of SF Symbols, searchable by name or meaning, with your recent picks one tap away. App Store badges you import from Apple, pre-order ones included. Brightness control for dark-mode screenshots. Blur, pixelate, solid redaction, and Spotlight for privacy. Full undo and redo.

Yes. Set the background to transparent and export as PNG — ShotPost automatically suppresses the drop shadow so the edges composite cleanly into other designs. Transparent projects are tagged with a PNG filter chip in your library, so they're easy to find again.

Name your projects and they'll appear in the gallery card, search results, and filter chips. Filter chips group projects by project, format, device and orientation, and type (Screenshot, Transparent, or Video), and the menus narrow each other so no combination comes up empty. A dedicated Duplicates filter surfaces projects with identical output so you can clean up your library in a tap.

The Duplicates filter groups projects whose output is identical, whether you duplicated them or rebuilt the same design twice, and offers Merge to fold a group back into one project. You can also select several projects and tap Delete: a Keep Oldest / Keep Newest / Delete All alert lets you control what survives.

Import screen recordings and apply the same effects — device frames, text, backgrounds, and overlays all carry over. Preview the recording inside its frame, with play, pause, a scrubber, and sound, right through to its end card. Export an unchanged video again and it’s ready right away, even after you’ve closed the app. For App Store previews, ShotPost handles duration, frame rate, audio, and codec automatically; if a recording sits outside the 15-to-30-second window you can speed it up, loop it, or export it at its original length, and the preview plays the version you chose before you export. Video export requires Pro; saved video projects still open without it.

Yes. Select multiple projects and rename, export, duplicate, match, or delete them all at once. On the free plan each exported image counts toward your five a month, and projects with video or Pro textures need Pro to export. A progress overlay shows exactly where you are, and you can cancel anytime.

Not currently — batch export covers still images only. Video encoding is heavy enough that running several in parallel would freeze the app or run out of memory on most devices, so videos export one at a time. Batch duplicate and batch delete still work with video projects.

ShotPost is free with 5 exports per month, and free exports carry no watermark. Pro unlocks unlimited exports, video processing, Magnify, and every texture. Monthly $7.99, Annual $49.99, or Lifetime $99.99. Both subscriptions include a free 7-day trial.

ShotPost Pro unlocks unlimited exports, video import and export including App Store previews, Magnify, and every texture. Available as Monthly ($7.99), Annual ($49.99), or Lifetime ($99.99). Both subscriptions include a 7-day free trial, and subscribers can switch plans in Account. Every other feature is free, and free exports are never watermarked.

No. Download and start creating immediately. No signup, no email, no password. Projects save to your device and back up privately to your iCloud account.

Completely. All processing happens on your device. Projects back up to your private iCloud account. No third-party servers, no tracking, no analytics. We never see your screenshots or mockups.

Projects sync through your private iCloud account, and the recordings themselves sit in iCloud Drive alongside them. Open a project whose recording isn’t on this device yet and ShotPost downloads it, showing its progress while you wait; you can cancel, and if the connection drops it says so and tries again when you’re back online. If a recording was saved while iCloud was off, or your iCloud storage is full, it stays on the device that made it — and the editor tells you which case you’re in instead of just reporting the video as missing.

Yes. Create and edit anytime without an internet connection, and when you reconnect, projects back up automatically to iCloud. A photo or recording stored only in iCloud needs a connection to come down: ShotPost says so instead of waiting, and an open project fetches its recording by itself once you’re back online. Buying or restoring Pro also needs a connection.

Yes. ShotPost supports VoiceOver with labels on interactive controls (every background color and gradient is named), respects Reduce Motion to skip animations for users with vestibular sensitivity, and uses icons alongside color to signal tappable elements and quota states — so interactivity doesn't depend on color alone. Dark Interface is fully supported throughout the app.