What you can make with Screenhance

Screenhance is a browser workspace for turning real product screenshots and recordings into mockups, store listings, launch graphics and product videos.

This is the official guide to the workflows, what stays editable and the files they produce. Reviewed 12 October 2026.

Choose the workflow for your output

Visual Editor

Start with: Screenshots, images, artwork and editable templates.
Edit: Presentation layers: text, frames, backgrounds, crop, annotations and supported motion.
Export or handoff: PNG, WebP and JPEG for stills; GIF or video for supported motion workflows.
Check: Imported UI is an image. Change the source design and replace the screenshot to alter its internal interface.

Store screenshot editor

Start with: App screenshots and coordinated App Store, Google Play or Chrome Web Store templates.
Edit: Slide order, captions, screenshot placement, devices, backgrounds and locale text.
Export or handoff: Opaque PNG images, with multi-size and locale folders in a ZIP; an iOS Fastlane folder option.
Check: Review every size and locale. Downloaded files are uploaded through the relevant store console.

Studio

Start with: Screen recordings or screenshot sequences.
Edit: Timeline, trims, cuts, zooms, framing, captions, annotations and supported audio controls.
Export or handoff: MP4 or WebM, depending on the browser and export path.
Check: Current desktop Chrome or Edge provides the most complete rendering path. Browser encoder support affects export options.

Launch Kit

Start with: A product brief, real screenshots, logo and brand colours.
Edit: Generated starting assets can be opened and refined in their editors.
Export or handoff: A coordinated starting set of product launch visuals.
Check: Review generated copy and replace example content before delivery. Each destination needs its own composition check.

Store localization

The built-in locale list is: English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Russian, Arabic, Hindi, Dutch, Polish, Turkish. Localization applies to editable captions; it does not translate text baked into an uploaded app screenshot.

Use an actual localized app screenshot where the UI needs to change. Review wording, line breaks, font rendering and right-to-left layouts before exporting. Follow the localization guide.

Images, motion and store uploads

A still image, an animated mockup and a store preview video have different requirements. Store screenshot exports are opaque PNGs. Transparent backgrounds are useful for supported visual exports, but should not be assumed valid for store uploads.

A GIF or WebM animation can support a website or social post. Confirm the destination's dimensions, duration, frame rate and codec before treating any video as an accepted store asset. Use the visual specifications and the store's current submission requirements.

Templates contain example brands, screens and copy. Replace those examples with your own product content. Exported images and videos are flattened deliverables; keep the saved project when you need to edit later.

Free exports and paid access

Free includes three watermarked static image exports per month. The $6 Launch Pass includes ten clean static image exports during seven days. Pro is $12 per month or $99 per year and includes clean motion and Studio video exports. The Launch Pass does not unlock clean video.

Check the pricing page for current allowances and Teams plans. The export limits guide explains how exports are counted.

Using source designs from Figma

Export a finished UI frame as PNG and upload it as screenshot media. Screenhance edits the surrounding presentation; the PNG does not become editable Figma layers. See the Figma workflow comparison for plugin and animation alternatives.