# fastlane screenshots, designed

> Markdown version of https://storeglow.app/fastlane-screenshots/, updated 2026-10-17. Storeglow, https://storeglow.app/

Design App Store and Google Play screenshots and export them in fastlane's folders for deliver and supply. Imports snapshot output too; a frameit alternative.

Storeglow exports straight into fastlane's folders, so deliver and supply upload every size and language in one go. Pick sizes and languages to see the ZIP.

22 images plus a README. Click a file to see it.

## Upload with two commands

App Store Connect: deliver picks the device type from each image's pixel size

```
`fastlane deliver --skip_metadata --skip_binary_upload --overwrite_screenshots`
```

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Google Play: supply

```
`fastlane supply --skip_upload_apk --skip_upload_aab --skip_upload_metadata --skip_upload_changelogs`
```

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## Where it fits in your lane

1. **Capture**: snapshot and screengrab save raw screenshots of every language.
2. **Design**: Drop the folder into Storeglow. Next release, new captures replace the old ones by file name.
3. **Upload**: deliver and supply read the export as it is, with the listing text if you wrote it.

Compared with other tools: [Storeglow vs AppScreens](https://storeglow.app/vs/appscreens/) · [Storeglow vs Figma](https://storeglow.app/vs/figma/)

## Questions

### Does Storeglow work with fastlane?

Yes. The export ZIP has fastlane's own folders: `fastlane/screenshots` for deliver and `fastlane/metadata/android` for supply. Copy the fastlane folder into your repository, merge it with an existing one, and run deliver and supply.

### How are the files named?

deliver gets one folder per language, with the display size in each file name: `fastlane/screenshots/en-US/01_iPhone69.png`. supply gets one folder per device type: `fastlane/metadata/android/en-US/images/phoneScreenshots/1.png`, and the feature graphic is `fastlane/metadata/android/en-US/images/featureGraphic.png`. Both upload screens in file name order.

### Can Storeglow import screenshots from fastlane snapshot?

Yes. Drop the `fastlane/screenshots` folder from snapshot, or `metadata/android` from screengrab, into the editor; it sorts the images into screens and languages. When you capture again, the new screenshots replace the old ones by file name, in every language.

### Is Storeglow an alternative to frameit?

It does more than frame: frameit puts device frames around your screenshots and can add a title and background from a Framefile.json. Storeglow designs the whole screenshot, with 94 templates, 3D devices, the Google Play feature graphic and 39 languages, and writes them into the folders deliver and supply upload from.

### What about Mac, Apple TV, Vision Pro and iPhone Duo?

deliver uploads one platform per run, so Mac, Vision Pro and Apple TV get folders of their own (`screenshots-mac`, `screenshots-vision` and `screenshots-tv`) and the README has the command for each, such as `fastlane deliver --platform osx --screenshots_path fastlane/screenshots-mac --skip_metadata --skip_binary_upload --overwrite_screenshots`. fastlane doesn't know the iPhone Duo (1398 × 2034) and iPhone Duo open (2007 × 2853) sizes yet, so the export puts them in a folder of their own to upload in App Store Connect.