How much can I edit after the set is generated?

A lot. The built-in editor lets you rewrite headlines, reposition elements, swap individual screens, and re-render — without spending another credit on inline edits.

What if I don't like the first result?

Tweak the brief or tone and regenerate (1 credit), or stay in the editor and adjust the existing set for free. Inline edits and re-renders after edits never burn a credit — only a fresh generation does.

What happens if a generation fails?

You get the credit back automatically. If the pipeline can't finish a set, the project is marked failed and 1 credit is refunded to your balance — no support ticket needed.

How many screenshots do I get per credit?

One credit produces one screenshot per raw screen you upload. Upload 6 screens, get a 6-shot set; upload 10 (Apple's max), get a 10-shot set.

Every set exports at the two iPhone sizes App Store Connect currently requires — 6.9" (1260×2736) and 6.5" (1284×2778) — ready to upload with no resizing.

Does it support iPad or Android?

Not today. framm.me is iPhone-only right now so we can nail the iOS App Store experience first. iPad and Android are on the roadmap.

Will Apple accept these for submission?

Yes. Sets are rendered to App Store Connect's exact pixel specs and use clean device frames that comply with Apple's screenshot guidelines.

Do I need design skills to use it?

No. You write a 60-second brief, upload your raw screen captures, and framm.me handles layout, copy, and composition. The editor is there if you want it, not because you need it.

Never. Buy a pack, use it across launches, relaunches, and side projects. There is no subscription.

Reference

App Store screenshot sizes & requirements

The exact iPhone screenshot dimensions App Store Connect requires, in pixels, plus the format rules Apple enforces on upload. Bookmark it for your next launch.

The iPhone sizes you need

App Store Connect currently requires two iPhone screenshot sizes. Every framm.me set exports at both, ready to upload with no resizing.

Display	Portrait (px)	Aspect ratio	Device class
6.9-inch	1260 × 2736	35:76	Largest iPhone Pro Max display class
6.5-inch	1284 × 2778	214:463	Plus / earlier Pro Max display class

Apple's screenshot rules

Beyond dimensions, App Store Connect enforces a handful of rules. Miss one and the upload bounces.

Format: PNG or JPEG, in the RGB color space. No alpha/transparency channel.
Exact pixel dimensions: App Store Connect accepts only its exact accepted dimensions — there's no off-by-one tolerance. Resized or near-miss images are rejected on upload.
How many: At least 1 and at most 10 screenshots per supported device size.
Orientation: Portrait is standard for most apps; landscape uses the same dimensions rotated.
Which sizes to provide: Provide the 6.9-inch set wherever possible. If you don't, Apple can scale your largest provided size down to fill the smaller device classes.

Skip the spec-wrangling

framm.me renders your screenshots to these exact pixel sizes automatically. Write a short brief, drop in your raw iPhone screens, and get a publish-ready App Store Connect set — both sizes, no resizing, copy that earns the tap.

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