Use a standard ZIP for manual review or Fastlane folders for automation, then verify the uploaded listing in Apple's portal.
Choose an upload route
| Route | Best when |
|---|---|
| Standard ZIP | You want to inspect every file locally and upload through the App Store Connect interface |
| Fastlane ZIP | Your release workflow already uses fastlane deliver and expects Apple locale folders |
| Direct upload, when shown | Your Screenhance export panel explicitly offers it for the selected iOS configuration |
Upload a reviewed ZIP manually
- 1In Screenhance, export one test size and locale. Open the PNGs and confirm dimensions, order, crop and spelling before creating the full package.
- 2Export the required sizes and locales, extract the ZIP and keep its folders intact.
- 3In App Store Connect, open the correct app and editable version, then choose the exact localization and device display slot.
- 4Upload the matching PNG folder, wait for processing and arrange the images in the intended story order.
- 5Repeat for each required device class and locale, then review the listing preview before saving or submitting the version.
Treat direct upload as an optional path
Some supported iOS configurations may show Upload to App Store Connect in Screenhance. If the control is absent, use the ZIP workflow above; do not plan a release around a control your account does not show. When it is available, the flow asks for an App Manager API key's Issuer ID, Key ID and private .p8 key, uses them for the current session and does not save the key in Screenhance.
- Confirm the target app, editable version, locale mapping and device size before sending anything.
- Open App Store Connect after the transfer and verify processing and screenshot order there.
- If a locale or device size is not mapped, export the ZIP and upload that part manually.
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: Upload app previews and screenshots
Apple's current upload workflow and product-page requirements.
- fastlane: deliver screenshots
The maintained fastlane workflow for locale folders and App Store delivery.