Screenshots.pro Alternative: Boom Screens vs Screenshots.pro
Screenshots.pro is a popular template-based screenshot generator. Here is how it compares to Boom Screens when your priority is localized, multi-language screenshots for the App Store.
Screenshots.pro is a browser-based app store screenshot generator with a template-first workflow, support for iOS and Android, and a growing library of device frames. It is one of several popular tools that developers encounter when searching for a screenshot generator.
For English-only, single-language launches, Screenshots.pro covers the basics. For apps targeting any non-English market, the localization gap changes the comparison significantly. Here is an honest breakdown.
What Screenshots.pro does well
- Clean template library — Screenshots.pro has a well-curated set of templates that look professional out of the box. Good starting point for developers who want a polished design without doing full custom work.
- iOS and Android support — exports screenshots sized for both App Store and Google Play from the same design workflow.
- Device frame variety — a reasonable selection of phone frames including newer iPhone and Android models.
- Accessible price point — a free tier with watermark plus affordable paid plans.
Where Screenshots.pro falls short
Like most screenshot generators built primarily for English-speaking markets, Screenshots.pro does not have a solution for the localization workflow that separates high-converting international apps from the pack.
- No AI translation — every translated language requires manually duplicating the design, entering translated text, and exporting separately.
- No automated multi-language export — there is no one-click export that produces a folder-per-language archive organized for App Store Connect or Google Play Console.
- No RTL support — Arabic and Hebrew require mirrored layouts. Screenshots.pro does not handle this automatically.
- No bundled CJK fonts — Japanese, Korean, and Chinese require fonts with special glyph support. Without them, text renders as blank boxes.
- Manual workflow scales poorly — at 5 screenshots × 10 languages × 3 device sizes, you are managing 150 individual design files manually.
The localization math
In Screenshots.pro: 5 screenshots × 10 languages = 50 manual design duplications, 50 text re-entries, 150+ individual exports. In Boom Screens: 5 designs, one localization click, one ZIP containing all outputs organized by language.
Boom Screens vs Screenshots.pro: side by side
- AI translation of captions: Boom Screens ✓ | Screenshots.pro ✗
- Automatic RTL layout (Arabic/Hebrew): Boom Screens ✓ | Screenshots.pro ✗
- CJK font support (Japanese/Korean/Chinese): Boom Screens ✓ | Screenshots.pro ✗
- Multi-language ZIP export: Boom Screens ✓ | Screenshots.pro ✗
- iOS + Android in same workflow: Both ✓
- Template library: Screenshots.pro ✓ (curated) | Boom Screens (growing)
- Free to start: Both ✓
Who each tool is for
Choose Screenshots.pro if: you are launching in English only and want a clean template-first workflow with good device frame selection. It is a solid choice for a quick English launch with no localization needs.
Choose Boom Screens if: your app targets any non-English market — or if you plan to. Screenshots.pro's manual localization workflow is so friction-heavy that most developers simply skip localization entirely, costing them installs and revenue in every non-English market. Boom Screens removes that friction: design once in English, localize into 80+ languages with one click, export native-resolution screenshots for every device and every language.
The choice comes down to your ASO strategy. If international markets are part of your plan — even eventual future markets — Boom Screens is the right tool to start with. Migrating a localization workflow after the fact is harder than building it correctly from day one.
Try Boom Screens free
Boom Screens is free to start — no credit card required. Design your screenshots in English, translate into 80+ languages, and export a native-resolution ZIP for every App Store device size. Read the full comparison.