Understand the store editor workspace from platform selection and slide design through localization and export.
How the store workspace differs
The store editor treats every slide as part of one listing. Platform, device size, enabled locales and export packaging apply across the set, while each slide keeps its own elements and copy.
| Control | What it changes |
|---|---|
| iOS / Android / Chrome | The listing platform and valid canvas sizes |
| Device or surface size | The preview canvas and export requirements |
| Locale menu | The language currently shown and the enabled translation set |
| AI captions | Draft benefit-led copy across the screenshot story |
| Import listing | Bring existing iOS listing information into the workflow |
| Replace all | Map a fresh batch of screenshots across the set |
| Export all | Create the selected sizes and locale folders as PNGs in a ZIP |
Build each slide
- Add creates text, callouts, numbered counters, screenshots and uploaded assets.
- Templates applies a coordinated store-set design rather than a single loose artboard.
- Text controls the selected headline, caption or callout styling.
- Background controls each slide's color, gradient or background media.
- Screenshots manages the product image, crop and device or browser treatment.
- Assets adds supporting graphics; Layers controls visibility, locking and stacking.
Design the set as a story
- 1Lead with the most important outcome, not a welcome screen or logo-only slide.
- 2Give each slide one claim that the visible UI can prove.
- 3Keep type, margins, colors and frame treatment consistent across the set.
- 4Vary composition enough to create rhythm, but not so much that slides look unrelated.
- 5Preview the whole row at thumbnail size before polishing one slide in focus view.
Put this guide into practice
Sources and checks
We reviewed this workflow against the live Screenhance product. Platform-specific requirements are linked to their maintained primary sources.
- Apple: Creating your product page
Apple's guidance on screenshot order, product-page copy and the role of the first screenshots.
- Google Play: Preview assets
Google's current requirements and recommendations for Play Store screenshots and graphics.
- Chrome Web Store: Great listing pages
Chrome's current screenshot, promotional-image and listing-content guidance.