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Picasso App Screenshot Studio (by ASO Ventures) runs on iPhone, iPad and Mac. You pick a template, frame your screens in one of 40+ Apple devices, write your headlines and arrange the layout; Pro adds App Store Connect upload and localisation from a strings file you supply.
Nuvex decides the layout, colours, type and headlines with AI. Choose Picasso for exact control in a native app; choose Nuvex for a set designed for you.
- You want the design done for you
- You want headlines written in 21 languages
- You prefer the browser over an app
- You pay per set, not per week or month
- You want a native Apple app
- You need 40+ device frames, including Mac and Watch
- You localise from your own strings file
- You like arranging every element
What Picasso is
Picasso App Screenshot Studio is on the App Store for iPhone, iPad and Mac. According to its listing (checked October 2026) it frames screenshots in more than 40 Apple devices, starts you from templates with a drag-and-drop editor, exports with automatic naming and ordering, and keeps a project-wide palette. Pro adds App Store Connect upload, localisation from an .xcstrings file, gradients and blurs, and items that span screenshots.
It is free with in-app purchases; listed Pro passes include $7.99–$9.99 a month, $79.99–$99.99 a year or $199.99 lifetime, plus separate Design ($9.99) and Localize ($19.99) packages. The listing does not mention AI design.
Side by side
The facts, row by row.
| Nuvex | Picasso | |
|---|---|---|
| How a set is made | AI designs the set from your screens and a short description | You arrange a template in a native app |
| Templates | None: each set is planned for your app | A handful of templates |
| Headlines | Written by the AI, in 21 languages | You write them |
| Your app screens | Your real screens go in the phones | Framed in 40+ Apple devices |
| Changing a frame | Edit any frame in plain words; only that frame repaints | Direct, drag-and-drop editing |
| Output | iPhone portrait sets, downloaded at 1320 × 2868 (scaled evenly, never stretched) | Apple device sizes, named and ordered |
| 3D, video, other devices | Flat device frames; no 3D, video or iPad sets | Mac and Watch frames; App Store Connect upload (Pro) |
| Runs on | Web, in any browser | iPhone, iPad and Mac app |
| Free to try | 6 free credits (three frames), watermarked | Free download; Pro needed for key features |
| Paid | Packs from $5 (25 credits, never expire); plans from $8 a month billed yearly | From $7.99 a month; $199.99 lifetime |
Making a set in each
In Picasso you choose a template, frame each screen, type each headline and arrange the frames, then export or upload.
In Nuvex the AI does those steps from your screens and description, and you change any frame by describing the change.
When Picasso is the better choice
Honestly, in these cases:
Picasso runs on your iPhone, iPad and Mac.
40+ frames, including Mac and Apple Watch.
Localising from your own .xcstrings file keeps wording exactly as your app uses it.
Questions
Does Picasso use AI to design screenshots?
Its App Store listing does not mention AI design or AI image generation. Nuvex designs every frame with AI.
Which costs less?
For a single set, Nuvex: a $5 pack covers a five-frame Low-quality set. For constant use across many Apple devices, Picasso’s lifetime pass may work out cheaper.
Does Picasso work in a browser?
No, it is a native Apple app. Nuvex runs in the browser.
