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Launch Shots is a web tool for App Store and Play Store screenshots built on templates and real device frames, with a low, credit-based price. Recent listings describe AI-written headlines and direct publishing too; check its site for the current feature set.
Nuvex has no templates: the AI plans and paints the whole set for your app. Choose Launch Shots if you like starting from a polished template; choose Nuvex if you want an original set designed for your app.
- You want an original design, not a template
- You want the AI to plan the whole set
- You want plain-word edits per frame
- You only need iPhone frames
- You like starting from a polished template
- You need Play Store assets as well
- You want real device frames you control
- You make a few downloads a month
What Launch Shots is
Launch Shots is a web-based tool for App Store and Play Store screenshots using templates and real device frames. Directory listings from 2026 describe a free allowance of downloads each month and credit-based pricing from about $1, and newer listings describe AI-generated screenshot sets with written headlines and direct publishing to the stores.
Because the listings disagree, check Launch Shots’ own site for the current features and prices before deciding.
Side by side
The facts, row by row.
| Nuvex | Launch Shots | |
|---|---|---|
| How a set is made | AI designs the set from your screens and a short description | Templates and device frames, with AI help in newer versions |
| Templates | None: each set is planned for your app | Yes |
| Headlines | Written by the AI, in 21 languages | You write them, or AI writes them (newer versions) |
| Your app screens | Your real screens go in the phones | Placed in real device frames |
| Changing a frame | Edit any frame in plain words; only that frame repaints | Direct editing |
| Output | iPhone portrait sets, downloaded at 1320 × 2868 (scaled evenly, never stretched) | App Store and Play Store sizes |
| 3D, video, other devices | Flat device frames; no 3D, video or iPad sets | Play Store assets; store publishing (per newer listings) |
| Runs on | Web, in any browser | Web |
| Free to try | 6 free credits (three frames), watermarked | A few free downloads a month (per listings) |
| Paid | Packs from $5 (25 credits, never expire); plans from $8 a month billed yearly | Credit-based, from about $1 (per listings) |
Making a set in each
In Launch Shots you start from a template, put your screens in device frames, set the text and export for each store.
In Nuvex there is no template step: the AI reads your screens, plans five frames with a job each, writes the headlines and paints the set. You edit by asking.
When Launch Shots is the better choice
Honestly, in these cases:
Play Store output alongside the App Store; Nuvex exports iPhone frames.
A polished starting point you can adjust quickly.
A small free monthly allowance suits occasional use.
Questions
Is Launch Shots AI?
Older listings describe a template tool; newer ones describe AI-written headlines and sets. Nuvex has always designed the whole set with AI, without templates.
Which is better for indie developers?
Both target indie developers. Choose by how you like to work: picking and adjusting templates (Launch Shots) or reacting to a finished design (Nuvex).
Can I try both for free?
Yes. Nuvex gives 6 free credits, enough for three frames; Launch Shots lists free monthly downloads.
