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App Screenshot Localization

Translate App Store Screenshots Without Redesigning Them

Your app is ready for more languages. Your screenshots should be, too. Upload your existing App Store or Google Play screenshot, replace the words with localized copy, and keep your app visuals, backgrounds, and design as consistent as possible.

Upload a screenshot · Update the text · Review and download

Make changes to an existing image, even when you don't have the original design file.

Text is detected in your browser, and nothing is uploaded until you choose an AI edit. Free edits cover the original words with a flat colour patch, so they work best on plain or evenly coloured backgrounds. This is AI image editing, not recovery of a hidden Photoshop text layer. The model redraws the requested area and may change nearby pixels.

See what you can change

Small Text Changes. A Whole New Purpose.

You don't always need a completely new image. Sometimes changing a few words is enough to make the design useful again.

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Rename a Magazine Cover

The photo and layout stay. The masthead, headlines, and small print are rewritten for a different title. Drag the slider to compare the original cover with the edited one.

Example change

PIXEL FORGE · BEAUTY FUELS BIGGER IDEAS · NEW RELEASE

ImageToLayers · BEAUTY IN EVERY LAYER · LAYER BY LAYER

Update several lines of text on the same image while aiming to keep the composition.

Results vary depending on text placement, image quality, font styling, and background complexity.

See it on a real ad

Every line of text on the ad is its own layer

This finished ad was split into a background, a photo, and separate text layers. Click any text block, change the wording, and see the update on the creative.

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Original flat advertisement preview
Selected: BEAUTY FUELS BIGGER IDEAS123Editable

Original ad preview

Detected text, ready to edit

Click a text block, change the wording, and preview the update directly on the ad.

16 editable layers
NEW RELEASE layer

NEW RELEASE

Headline / Promo label

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BEAUTY FUELS BIGGER IDEAS123 layer

BEAUTY FUELS BIGGER IDEAS123

Campaign headline

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CREATIVE DESIGN ISSUE layer

CREATIVE DESIGN ISSUE

Secondary subhead

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PIXEL FORGE layer

PIXEL FORGE

Brand logo

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Background layer

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Clean reconstructed image

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Need to change more than the text?

Split any ad into separate text, image, logo, graphic, and background layers.

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Benefits

Your App Is Going Global. Your Screenshot Design Can Stay.

You put time into choosing the right app screens, writing your headlines, and arranging each promotional screenshot. Now you're launching in another country, and all that English text needs to change. You shouldn't have to rebuild the same design for every language.

Keep the Screenshots You've Already Designed

Continue working with the existing background, app preview, device frame, and composition. Focus on the words that need to change.

Spend Less Time on Repetitive Updates

Reuse the same screenshot design as the starting point for localized versions rather than recreating it each time.

Adapt Your Message for Different Audiences

Replace English feature descriptions, promotional headlines, and short marketing messages with wording appropriate for your target language.

Work With Exported Screenshot Images

Don't have the original Figma, Sketch, or Photoshop file? Start with an image export you already have.

How It Works

How to Translate App Store Screenshots

You don't need to start with a blank canvas to create a localized screenshot.

Step 1 — Upload Your Existing App Screenshot

Choose an image from your current App Store or Google Play listing, such as a feature screenshot, onboarding preview, promotional graphic, or interface image.

Step 2 — Find the Text That Needs Translation

Locate the headline, feature explanation, or other text you want to localize and select the appropriate text region.

Step 3 — Replace the Text With Your Translation

Enter your translated wording or use a translation option if one is available in the editor. Review font size, line breaks, text placement, and spacing.

Step 4 — Review and Download

Check that the localized text is readable and important visual elements remain in place. Download the edited screenshot and verify the store requirements separately.

What Can You Localize?

Translate the Words That Help Users Understand Your App

App screenshots help potential users understand what your app does and why they might want to download it. Make sure your message makes sense in the language your audience speaks.

Screenshot Headlines

Update large promotional text at the top or bottom of a screenshot. Example: “Plan Your Day” → “Organiza tu día”.

Feature Descriptions

Localize short explanations of useful features. Example: “Track Your Progress” → “Sigue tu progreso”.

Promotional Messages

Replace English benefit statements with translated wording that fits your screenshot.

Button Labels and Interface Text

Where editable, update visible button labels and UI text. The app itself should also display the corresponding language for a fully localized experience.

Onboarding Screenshots

Adapt text shown in images that explain how users get started with your app.

Game Feature Screenshots

Update promotional titles, game mode descriptions, and short labels used to introduce your mobile game.

App Store and Google Play

Localize Screenshots for the Stores Where People Discover Your App

Whether you're preparing an iOS launch or updating an Android listing, localized screenshots can help people understand your app before installing it.

Apple App Store Screenshots

Use existing iPhone or iPad promotional images as a starting point for additional languages. Update the headlines and explanatory text, then review the final images against Apple's current requirements.

Google Play Store Screenshots

Adapt text in an existing Google Play screenshot while retaining the visual style of your Android listing. Review readability, accuracy, and current Google Play requirements.

This tool helps edit text in image files. It does not publish listings to Apple App Store Connect or Google Play Console.

Localization Challenges

Translating App Screenshots Is More Than Changing Words

A translation may be correct but still look wrong in a screenshot. Words become longer, line breaks change, and fonts don't always support every language. A short English headline might need a different layout in German or French.

Longer Translations

Some languages need more space to express the same message. Check whether your translated text fits inside the original area.

Different Line Breaks

A headline that fits on one line in English may require two lines in another language. Review spacing and alignment.

Fonts and Special Characters

Make sure the selected font supports accents and other characters used in your target language.

Text Over App Screens

Changing a promotional headline doesn't automatically translate words displayed inside the app interface. Review the complete screenshot for mixed-language text.

Cultural Differences

A literal translation may not sound natural to local users. Consider adapting short marketing messages rather than translating word for word.

App Store Requirements

Screenshot dimensions, allowed content, and listing rules can vary by platform and device category. Verify the latest store requirements separately.

Real-Life Use Cases

One App. Different Languages. Less Repetitive Design Work.

An Indie Developer Launching in Spanish

Use five existing English App Store screenshots as the starting point for a Spanish listing instead of reopening every original design.

A Mobile Game Expanding to New Markets

Replace English titles, level descriptions, and gameplay labels while keeping your artwork and visual identity.

A Fitness App Reaching More Users

Adapt workout, progress, and daily-goal descriptions for additional languages without rebuilding promotional graphics.

A Small Team Updating an Existing Listing

Update changed marketing copy in existing image exports instead of creating a new screenshot design from scratch.

An App Creator Without the Original Design File

Work from exported PNG or JPG screenshots where supported, even when the editable source project is unavailable.

An Educational App Preparing Localized Listings

Adapt captions for language learning, math, or other educational apps while keeping visual explanations consistent.

Practical Tips

Tips for Better App Screenshot Localization

Translate for Meaning, Not Just Word for Word

Keep your message short, clear, and natural. A localized screenshot should make sense to someone who has never seen the English version.

Leave Room for Longer Text

Avoid squeezing long translated headlines into tiny spaces. Shorten the wording or adjust layout settings where necessary.

Keep Your Screenshots Consistent

Maintain a similar visual hierarchy across languages so your app listing feels recognizable.

Check Every Visible Word

Review text inside mockups, feature labels, buttons, and example data so the screenshot represents the localized app experience.

Review on a Small Screen

Check whether headlines and feature descriptions remain legible at reduced mobile sizes.

Verify the Store Requirements

Before uploading, confirm image size, format, content rules, and localization settings using Apple's or Google's current documentation.

More Text Localization Workflows

Choose the Right Editing Workflow

Use the general text editor for broader changes, or explore product-image translation and typo correction for more focused jobs.

Frequently Asked Questions About App Store Screenshot Translation

Common questions about localizing App Store and Google Play screenshot images.

Can I translate text in an App Store screenshot?

Yes. Upload an existing screenshot image and use the editor to replace supported text areas with translated wording. Review the result before using it in your store listing.

How do I translate App Store screenshots into another language?

Upload your screenshot, select the text you want to change, and enter the translated wording. Adjust its appearance if necessary, then download the updated image.

Can I localize screenshots without redesigning them?

Yes. Work from your existing screenshot images instead of starting with a completely new design. Complex backgrounds and text layouts may still require adjustments.

Can I use this for Google Play screenshots?

Yes. You can edit text in existing Google Play screenshot images as well as images intended for the Apple App Store. Check each platform's requirements before uploading.

Does the tool automatically translate all the text?

Automatic translation depends on the features available in the editor. You can use the text-editing workflow to replace recognized text with translations you've prepared yourself.

Can I translate multiple App Store screenshots?

You can edit additional screenshots through the same workflow. Automatic batch translation or bulk export should not be assumed unless those features are available in the editor.

Will my original screenshot layout stay the same?

The editor is designed for targeted text changes, so you can keep using your existing screenshot as the starting point. Longer text, unusual fonts, and complex backgrounds can affect the final appearance.

Can I translate the text inside an app interface screenshot?

You can attempt to edit supported text areas visible inside the image. Editing an image does not localize your actual app interface or change the language displayed by your app.

Can I translate screenshots from English to Spanish?

Yes. Replace supported English text with Spanish wording, then check accents, line breaks, spacing, and font coverage.

Can I localize screenshots into French or German?

You can enter French, German, or other translated text using supported characters. Some translations may be longer than the English original and require layout adjustments.

Will the translated text use the original font?

Exact automatic font matching isn't guaranteed. You may need to adjust the font, size, spacing, or position using the available editing tools.

Do I need the original Figma or Photoshop file?

No. The editor works with existing image files, so an exported screenshot may be enough for supported text changes.

Can I use the translated screenshots directly in App Store Connect?

You can download edited images and prepare them for App Store Connect. Before uploading, verify that they meet Apple's current screenshot specifications and accurately represent your app.

Does this tool upload screenshots to App Store Connect or Google Play Console?

No. This is an image text-editing workflow, not an app listing publishing service. Upload finished screenshots through the appropriate platform yourself.

Can I translate mobile game screenshots?

Yes. You can update supported promotional text in mobile game screenshots, including feature headlines, descriptions, and short labels.

What if the translated text doesn't fit?

Try shortening the translated phrase, adjusting font size, or changing line breaks and positioning where supported. Check that the result remains readable.

Can I edit screenshots containing Japanese, Korean, or Arabic?

You may be able to enter those writing systems, but recognition accuracy, font coverage, character shaping, and text-direction support depend on the editor. Verify the results carefully, especially for right-to-left scripts.

What's the difference between screenshot translation and app localization?

Screenshot translation changes text displayed in promotional images. App localization translates the actual app interface, messages, settings, and other content users interact with.

Your App Is Ready for More Languages. Make Your Screenshots Ready, Too.

You've already created the visuals that show off your app. Don't rebuild them just to change the language. Upload your existing App Store or Google Play screenshot, update the text, and prepare an image that speaks to your next audience.

Localize My Screenshots

Keep your existing screenshot design and update the wording for a new language.

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