App Store Screenshot Grader
Paste any App Store link. In ~30 seconds you get a 0–100 score for the listing's screenshot design, each line with a concrete fix, benchmarked against the app's own category.
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Screenshot count
8 iPhone screenshots
Good — you use the slots Apple gives you.
17/20
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Captions
None detected (full-bleed app screens)
Raw screens make the reader guess what the app does. A 3–6 word benefit caption on each shot is the single biggest conversion lever.
0/20
✓
Visual consistency
One background across the set
Reads as one poster when the shots sit side by side.
15/15
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Accent colour
Accent #5CBCFC
A recognisable brand colour repeats across the set — good for recall.
15/15
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Accent / background contrast
2.4:1
Below 3:1 the accent disappears in the search-result thumbnail. Darken or lighten the background, or pick a stronger accent.
3/10
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iPad screenshots
None
If the app supports iPad, Apple shows stretched phone shots there. Export a 13" set from the editor.
4/10
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Caption length
Not measured yet
Caption text is read in the browser on the app's showcase page; open it once and come back for this line.
7/10
Against Lifestyle (2673 listings analysed): 49% light theme, 40% captions above the phone, 6 screenshots on average. Full benchmark →
What gets scored
Seven checks, 100 points, all measured from the public screenshots — no opinions, no AI guesswork:
- Screenshot count (20) — Apple allows 10; most listings stop at 5–6.
- Captions (20) — is there a text band, and is it above the phone where the search crop shows it?
- Visual consistency (15) — one background colour across the set, or a jumble of themes?
- Accent colour (15) — a saturated brand colour that repeats.
- Contrast (10) — WCAG ratio between accent and background, so highlights survive at thumbnail size.
- iPad set (10) — real iPad screenshots instead of stretched phone shots.
- Caption length (10) — 3–6 words read in the thumbnail; longer doesn't.
Every measurement and its limits are documented on the methodology page. Fix anything in the free editor — the "Fix it" button opens it with your listing's own colours already applied.