AppScreenDesign

AI & Studio workflow

Turn any reference image into
editable App Store screenshots.

Found a store layout aesthetic you admire? Attach a reference image alongside your own app captures via Remote MCP or Studio to generate a multi-screen editable SceneDoc—never flattened AI pixels.

Workflow summaryLive SceneDoc layers
  • Inputs1 reference image + raw UI captures
  • Output formatEditable 3D, text & vector layers
  • Supported clientsStudio · Claude · ChatGPT · Cursor · Codex

Free plan ($0 forever) · Pro $69/yr · No credit card required

Reference-inspired App Store screenshot sequence opened as live editable layers inside AppScreenDesign Studio
Real renderer. Editable layers.

Structured scene synthesis

How a reference becomes live Studio layers.

Reference visual cues mapped to editable AppScreenDesign SceneDoc layers
Reference cueGenerated SceneDoc layerVisual Studio control
Backdrop mood & lightingEditable gradient stops, studio theme tokens & ambient glowSwitch color themes in 1 click or set exact brand hex codes
Angled or floating device poseTrue 3D WebGL iPhone, Duo, iPad or Android hardware layerDrag pitch, yaw, roll, scale & titanium finish at 60fps
Headline hierarchy & badgesLive SceneDoc typography & vector store elementsEdit inline on canvas and localize into 50 languages
Multi-panel visual flowCoordinated 5-to-10-panel sequence with shared seam alignmentSwap your own raw UI captures per slot anytime

Practical walkthrough

Turn inspiration into an editable multi-panel system.

Attach both the visual reference and your real app screenshots so the agent or Studio matches composition structure around your actual product UI.

  1. Provide reference + raw UI captures

    Drop a layout inspiration image alongside 3–10 unframed captures from your app in Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or Codex connected to https://appscreendesign.com/mcp.

  2. Generate structured SceneDoc panels

    Have your agent build matching background gradients, 3D hardware poses and concise 5-word benefit headlines across as many panels as your listing needs.

  3. Fine-tune in Studio & localize

    Open the project in the browser Studio to inspect contrast at thumbnail scale, adapt brand colors in 1 click, and expand across 50 locales before exporting.

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Unlimited panel sequences

Expand a single visual direction into 5, 8 or 10 coordinated App Store and Google Play panels with consistent typography and color tokens.

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Live Studio layers, never flat bitmaps

Every generated screen opens with editable headlines, 3D hardware pitch/yaw/roll, vector badges, gradients and swappable screenshot slots.

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Works with your own AI plan ($0 markup)

Run reference-to-design prompts inside ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor or Codex over https://appscreendesign.com/mcp with zero token markup.

Adapt visual structure while keeping your brand original

Use reference images to study layout rhythm—such as headline-to-device proportion, dark obsidian contrast, or connected panoramic bridges—while populating 100% original copy, brand colors and authentic UI captures from your own product.

Refine visually at 60fps before exporting

Once your agent drafts the sequence, open the project in the browser Studio to fine-tune line breaks, adjust 3D lighting, localize into 50 App Store Connect languages and export verified 24-bit RGB PNGs.

Questions

Before you start.

Does reference-to-screens output static AI images?

Never. Your agent authors structured SceneDoc JSON layers—live fonts, 3D device models, vector shapes and raw screenshot bindings—that remain 100% editable in the browser Studio.

Is there a 5-panel limit when generating screens?

No. You can build 1 to 10 panels per store family (the Apple App Store maximum) across unlimited draft and Pro projects.

Which AI clients can inspect reference images and build scenes?

Any multimodal client connected to https://appscreendesign.com/mcp or the REST Editor API—including Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and OpenAI Codex.

You built the app.
Give it an introduction.

Start with a composition. Keep every detail editable.

Open the editor