App Store & Google Play, one pass
Screenshots in. Store-ready sets out.
Drop in your app’s raw screenshots, describe it in one sentence, and get three finished, correctly-sized listing sets for both stores. No design tools, no manual resizing, no guessing at Apple and Google’s dimension rules.
Your screenshots never leave your browser.
Free to try every concept — $6.95 per design, only when you download.
FAQ
Payment, privacy, and the fine print.
- What do I get for $6.95?
- A full-resolution, unwatermarked export for every design you generate in this browser — not just the one you paid on. Every store and target with screenshots (iPhone, iPad, Play phone, Play tablet, and the feature graphic), for 72 hours after paying. One-time payment, no subscription.
- Do I need an account?
- No. Your unlock is tied to a token stored in your browser, not a login.
- How long does my unlock last?
- 72 hours, in the browser you paid in. Regenerate, try a different app, download as many times as you like in that window — no extra charge.
- What if my browser crashes or I close the tab right after paying?
- Your unlock only lives in that browser, so if you leave before downloading you may need a fresh link. Email hello [at] displey [dot] app with your payment email or roughly when you paid — we’ll verify the charge and send you a working unlock link, no need to pay twice.
- Can I switch browsers or devices and still download?
- Not automatically — your unlock only lives in the browser you paid in, for 72 hours. If you need to move browsers or your window's expired, the same process as above (email us) gets you a fresh link.
- Why does the preview look soft or watermarked before I pay?
- That's on purpose — it's a genuinely lower-resolution, watermarked render, not just a CSS trick, so the free preview can't double as a store-ready asset. Paying renders the real, clean file at full resolution.
- Do you store my screenshots?
- No. Everything renders in your browser with Canvas — nothing is uploaded except a small downsized copy sent to the AI for design suggestions. We built it this way on purpose: a lot of the screenshots that pass through here are of apps that haven't shipped yet, and we didn't want to be a place where an unreleased app could leak or sit stored somewhere before you're ready.