AI or real app captures for App Store screenshots?
AI can help prepare an image. Your screenshots still need to show the app in use, with the right framing and file format.
Resizing or generating artwork does not create a real inner-screen app layout. Start from captures of your app; DuoShot prepares their dimensions and lets you review the composition.
Guideline 2.3.3 asks screenshots to show the app in use. Strong similarity between closed and open views is a review cue, not a rejection prediction.
DuoShot prepares files, compares the two views, shows the fold area and packages the set. You make the final call on its content.
AI and DuoShot: what to check
Opaque PNG/JPEG files
An AI or image editor export may retain transparency. Check the final file’s alpha channel.
DuoShot flattens transparency and exports opaque RGB PNG or JPEG.
Real app content and similar views
Reusing one image for both screens can hide differences between the closed and open app layouts.
DuoShot flags similar views for review. A similarity score does not predict an Apple rejection.
Check text near the fold
A resized image may place important text near the centre fold. Review the open-screen capture.
DuoShot offers a simulated fold guide in the inner-screen preview to help check legibility.
Read the screenshot size and fold guideA screenshot ZIP organised by screen
Separate image files still need to be named and grouped for your listing.
DuoShot packages the selected captures by screen and orientation, ready for you to review before manual upload.