Lilacpane vs ScreenshotMaker

Create clean device mockups from screenshots, photos, and existing videos. Choose a phone, tablet, computer, or watch frame, adjust the media, and finish a presentable visual without starting from a blank design file. - Device frames for phones, tablets, computers, and watches - Image and video mockups - Showcase, collage, comparison, tutorial, and poster templates - Titles, subtitles, icons, and decorative elements - Solid colours, gradients, custom images, and smart backgrounds - Batch editing to keep a consistent style across a set Use it for app showcases, product updates, portfolios, tutorials, comparisons, and social posts. Start with a template for a single showcase, collage, comparison, tutorial, poster, or multi-device layout, or arrange everything yourself. Add titles, subtitles, icons, and small decorative details when the image needs more context. Choose a solid colour, gradient, image, or smart background based on the colours in your media. When several pages need to look alike, batch editing keeps the same frame, spacing, background, and layout across the set. Import a screenshot, photo, or existing screen recording, place it inside a frame, make a few adjustments, and share the result. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://cutedge.site/privacy?lang=en User Agreement: https://cutedge.site/terms?lang=en

ScreenshotMaker is the fastest way to turn raw app captures into App Store-ready preview screenshots, and now the fastest way to get them onto the App Store itself. Drop in screenshots from your iPhone, iPad, or Mac, surround them with realistic device frames, add a headline, pick a theme, and publish. No subscriptions, no watermarks, no cloud round-trip. Let an AI assistant do the work On the Mac, ScreenshotMaker speaks the Model Context Protocol from inside the app, so Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor, or any MCP client can do everything the inspector does: import your captures, write and translate the headlines, restyle a set, render it, export it. Ask for what you want in plain language and watch it happen. Edits appear in the app's windows as they are made. Because projects sync over iCloud, a set you started on iPhone or iPad is waiting for the assistant when you get back to your Mac. Upload straight to App Store Connect Also on the Mac: render a project and send it to a listing without touching a browser. Each project language goes to the App Store localization it matches, slides upload in the order you arranged them, and a dry run shows you exactly where every image would land before a single one changes. Your listing text (description, promotional text, what's new, and keywords) can be written there too, in every language your listing carries. Realistic device frames Choose between clean vector frames or pixel-accurate product bezels for the latest iPhone, iPad, and Mac models. Portrait or landscape. The layout adapts automatically. Multi-device slides Show more than one device per slide. Compare an iPhone and iPad side by side, or stage a Mac with a phone in front of it. Every device on a slide is independently configurable. Localized previews Build one project and produce screenshots for every language your app ships in. Headlines, captions, and screenshots can vary per locale. Themes and custom gradients Start from a curated theme or design your own gradient. Backgrounds, type, and device proportions all stay in sync with the export canvas. Every App Store size Export PNGs at the exact dimensions Apple requires for iPhone, iPad, and Mac, ready to upload to App Store Connect. iCloud sync Projects live in your iCloud Drive. Start a design on your Mac, polish it on iPad, finish on the train. Your project follows you across devices. Import and export Share a project file with a teammate or back up your work locally. Open it on any of your devices and pick up where you left off. Native on macOS 14+ and iOS 17+. Built for developers and indie teams who want App Store assets that look professional without firing up a heavy design tool.