Galaxy A55 mockup generator

Samsung's mid-range volume seller — the A-series device most of your Android install base actually carries. Being straight about the frame: we do not have a model of the Galaxy A55, so this page opens the editor with our Galaxy frame. Every frame we do own is built from that device's real body dimensions, and the Galaxy A55 specs below are still the ones you design against.

Specs at a glance

How to create Galaxy A55 screenshots

1. Open the editor. No signup needed. The link loads our Galaxy frame — we do not have a model of the Galaxy A55 and would rather say so than pretend. Neither store checks which handset a mockup was drawn from.
2. Drop your screenshot. Drag a PNG from your desktop, or pair your phone via QR for direct WebRTC transfer (handy when your screenshot lives on the device itself).
3. Write a caption. One line, 6–10 words, top quarter of the panel. Center the device below it. Keep the caption inside the safe area (60 px side margin).
4. Plan your localized variants. Google Play handles localization differently: you upload one set per locale via the store listing experiment flow. Translate captions in the editor first, then export per locale.
5. Download or publish. One panel downloads free at full store resolution — it carries a small Mokbi mark, and you choose where that sits. Building and checking the whole design costs nothing either way. A subscription (Solo €29.99/mo or Studio €49.99/mo) renders a fixed set — iPhone 6.9" at 1320 × 2868 and iPad 13" at 2064 × 2752 for the App Store, plus an Android phone at 1512 × 2688 and a tablet at 2064 × 2752 for Play — and can publish it into Play Console for you. Whether you download the set or let Mokbi publish it, the Android phone file is the same 9:16 one Play wants.

Common mistakes for Galaxy A55

• Uploading the native screen resolution. This is the mistake almost every Galaxy A55 guide walks you into, including ours until recently. The screen is 1080 × 2340, which is 2.17:1 — and Google Play refuses any screenshot whose long side is more than twice its short side. Google has no per-device sizes at all: it wants 320–3840 px, at most 2:1. Export 1512 × 2688 and it goes through.
• Shipping fewer than four screenshots. Google states it as a requirement, not a suggestion: to be eligible for the places Play recommends apps, you need at least four screenshots (three for games), each at least 1080 px, in 16:9 landscape or 9:16 portrait. A perfectly valid listing with two screenshots simply never enters that pool. Our Android phone export at 1512 × 2688 is exactly 9:16.
• Faking the status bar. Apple checks. Use Mokbi's built-in 9:41 status bar overlay (toggle in device properties) — that one's allowed because it's standard marketing convention.
• Inconsistent device tilt across panels. If you tilt the Galaxy A55 frame, use the same angle on every panel — a carousel where the tilt wanders reads as sloppy at thumbnail size.
• Captions outside the safe area. Keep important text 60 px from each side and 80 px from the top to avoid Google Play corner rounding.
• Letterboxed screenshots. Don't upload a 9:16 screenshot into a 2.167:1 frame — Mokbi auto-fits the device-aspect to your uploaded screenshot so there's no black bars.

Localize for every market

Google Play handles localized screenshots via per-country store listings. Mokbi lets you maintain one source design and switch language in the editor to verify captions per market before exporting localized variants. See the AI translation feature or the localization best-practices guide.

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