One ZIP, every device, every language.
Why a ZIP and not one PNG at a time
App Store Connect wants screenshots at specific dimensions per device class. If you ship in five languages, that's 5 panels × 5 languages × 4 device sizes = 100 files. Hand-exporting and renaming is the slow part. The ZIP names files 01-panel-name.png in folders per language and device — iPhone 16 Pro Max, iPad Pro 13", Play phone (9-16), Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra — so you drop the right folder into App Store Connect or Play Console as-is.
Sizes available
Every export covers four sizes: iPhone 6.9" (1320×2868) and iPad 13" (2064×2752) for the App Store, plus an Android phone at 1512×2688 and a tablet at 2064×2752 for Play. Apple scales its two down to every smaller iPhone and iPad class. Play has no device sizes at all — only a ceiling of 2:1 — so the Android phone goes out at exactly 9:16, the ratio Google asks for to be eligible for its recommendation slots. The editor re-renders each panel at exact dimensions per size; no upscaling, no blurry export.
Multi-language batches
If you have multiple App Store locales enabled, the ZIP can include "every panel × every locale" as folders named with App Store canonical codes (en-US/, pt-BR/, zh-Hans/, etc.). Translation happens once (see AI translation); export pulls the localized text per locale.
Format
PNG-24 with alpha. Sub-100KB per panel for typical designs. SVG-based 3D tilt renders cleanly into PNG because the export uses the live DOM tree via a foreignObject SVG wrapper into a canvas.