Honest comparison · October 2026
ScreenFast asks AI to propose the creative direction for an iPhone screenshot set. Screenhance gives you editable store templates for iPhone, iPad and Google Play, built-in translation across 16 locales, and the rest of the launch: mockups, motion, Launch Kit and Studio video.
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Screenhance is a browser-based visual production suite for product launches: a layer-based editor, editable visual templates, device and stylized frames, photorealistic scenes, store-listing screenshot sets, motion exports, a brand-aware Launch Kit, and a screen-recording Studio.
ScreenFast generates App Store screenshot designs with AI. You paste an App Store link or upload screens, read a free audit, then pay $9.99 per app to unlock 10 design directions for the iPhone 6.9-inch slot.
Verified against ScreenFast's public pricing and feature pages as of 31 October 2026. Numbers in brackets link to the sources.
| Feature | Screenhance | ScreenFast |
|---|---|---|
| How a set starts | Pick an editable store template, import your live App Store listing, or start from a blank canvas | Paste an App Store URL or upload prelaunch screens; AI generates 10 design directions[1] |
| Changing the result | Every caption, layer, frame, background and screenshot stays editable | AI refinement credits for visual changes; text edits are not guaranteed[1][2] |
| Trying before paying | Free plan with every template and 3 watermarked PNG exports a month | Free audit of your listing; generation needs a purchase or subscription credit[1] |
| One-off price | $6 Launch Pass: 10 clean image exports over 7 days | $9.99 per app, one time: 10 designs and 10 AI retouch credits[2] |
| Subscriptions | Pro $12/month or $99/year; Teams $24/month or $199/year with 3 editors | Starter $19.99/month (30 designs, 3 apps); Pro $29.99/month (70 designs, 7 apps); annual billing advertised at 17% off[2] |
| iPhone output | Presets including 1320×2868, 1290×2796, 1284×2778, 1242×2208 and 1206×2622, plus iPhone Duo | 1290×2796 PNG masters for the iPhone 6.9-inch slot[1] |
| iPad and Google Play | 13-inch iPad presets and Google Play phone and tablet sizes from the same design | Not in the base run: iPad apps need a separate set, and no native Android output is claimed[1][2] |
| Localization | Built-in translation across 16 locales, with per-locale caption editing and Arabic right-to-left review | 16 listed languages, including Arabic and Hebrew; localization images are included in monthly plans, not in the one-time pack[3][2] |
| Motion and video | GIF and WebM motion; Studio screen recording with MP4 or WebM export | Static App Store screenshots; no demo video recording[4] |
| Other launch assets | Product Hunt galleries, OG cards, website visuals, device mockups and photorealistic scenes | AI app icons: 100 generations with the one-time pack, unlimited on monthly plans[2] |
Its specialist focus, compared with Screenhance's complete launch workflow.
ScreenFast reads your live listing, including its icon, description, screenshots and category, or your uploaded prelaunch screens, then generates 10 distinct directions with headlines, layouts, backgrounds and device frames. When the hard part is deciding what the screenshots should look like and say, reviewing ten generated concepts is a direct way to find one.[1]
ScreenFast checks the current screenshot story, visual hierarchy, readability and positioning for free and shows the findings before you decide to buy a generation. That is a useful second opinion on an existing listing.[1]
ScreenFast's published language list includes Hebrew, Indonesian and Vietnamese, which are not among Screenhance's 16 built-in locales. Its localization flow translates the copy, lets you review it, then re-renders the artwork, and it also accepts screenshots made outside ScreenFast.[3]
The $9.99 pack includes 100 AI app icon generations, and the monthly plans include unlimited icons. If the release also needs a new icon concept, that is bundled with the screenshot work.[2]
The workflows where Screenhance replaces more tools and ships more of the launch.
ScreenFast says text edits after generation are not guaranteed and that its AI revisions cannot change text, so exact copy has to be settled before you finalize. In Screenhance, captions are live text layers: fix a typo after review, tighten a headline for a smaller slot, or adjust a translation without regenerating anything.[1][2]
ScreenFast's base output is a 1290×2796 iPhone master, with iPad as a separate set and no native Android output. Screenhance exports iPhone presets, 13-inch iPad presets, and Google Play phone and tablet sizes from the same editable set, as opaque PNG files in organized folders.[1][5]
ScreenFast includes localization images in its monthly plans, not in the $9.99 pack. Screenhance's translation is built into the store editor across 16 locales, and the one-time $6 Launch Pass already includes multi-size and multi-locale export.[2][7][6]
ScreenFast's own comparison says it cannot record app demo videos. Screenhance adds GIF and WebM motion, Studio product video, Product Hunt galleries, OG cards, website visuals and photorealistic mockups to the same workspace, so the store set and the launch share one visual system.[4]
Choose Screenhance
you want control over every word and layer, need iPad or Google Play next to iPhone, want localization without a subscription, or are shipping a launch that also needs motion, product video, Product Hunt, website and mockup visuals.
Start freeScreenFast's specific use case
you have no visual direction yet, your app is iPhone-only, and you would rather review ten AI-generated concepts than compose a set from a template. Its free audit is also a quick outside read on an existing listing.
Every ScreenFast detail on this page comes from ScreenFast's own public pages, checked on 31 October 2026. Prices and plan limits change, so confirm them on the linked page before you buy.
Move from source material to a polished launch asset without rebuilding the design in another tool.
Choose a visual template, a store-listing set, a Launch Kit, or an empty canvas for full control.
Add screenshots, photo scenes, device frames, text, icons, annotations, backgrounds, layers, and motion in the browser editor.
Download PNG, WebP, JPEG, GIF, WebM, or MP4, or export organized iOS, Google Play, and Chrome screenshot ZIPs.
Screenhance covers the full path from a raw screenshot or screen recording to coordinated, editable launch assets.
Use current device frames, stylized treatments, or photorealistic placements across phones, tablets, laptops, watches, TVs, print, apparel, and outdoor media.
Start with a complete composition for mockups, Product Hunt, OG images, website heroes, Play feature graphics, or Chrome Web Store promo assets, then edit every layer.
Create coordinated iOS, Google Play, and Chrome Web Store screenshot sets, edit localized copy across supported languages, and export organized PNG ZIPs, including fastlane-ready iOS folders.
Animate layers with editable motion styles and export GIF or WebM, or record and polish a product demo in Studio with frames, cursor motion, captions, audio, and MP4/WebM export.
It starts from a different place. ScreenFast uses AI to generate 10 iPhone screenshot directions from your App Store listing or uploaded screens for $9.99 per app. Screenhance is the stronger fit when you want to edit every caption and layer, export iPhone, iPad and Google Play sizes, translate across 16 locales, or produce motion, video and other launch assets from the same project.
As checked on 31 October 2026, ScreenFast charges $9.99 one time per app for 10 designs and 10 AI retouch credits, with Starter at $19.99 a month and Pro at $29.99 a month. Screenhance is free to start with 3 watermarked exports a month, the Launch Pass is $6 for 10 clean image exports over 7 days, Pro is $12 a month or $99 a year, and Teams is $24 a month or $199 a year for three editors.
ScreenFast's own FAQ says text edits after generation are not guaranteed, and its refinement credits are for visual changes such as backgrounds and decorations. Settle the exact copy before you finalize. In Screenhance, captions remain editable text on every slide and in every locale.
ScreenFast exports 1290×2796 iPhone PNG masters and says iPad apps need a separate iPad set; it does not claim native iPad or Android output in the base run. Screenhance exports iPhone, 13-inch iPad and Google Play presets from one editable set.
Screenhance's built-in translation covers 16 locales: English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Russian, Arabic, Hindi, Dutch, Polish and Turkish. ScreenFast lists 16 languages, including Hebrew, Indonesian and Vietnamese, and includes localization images in its monthly plans. Some third-party pages still quote an older, larger language count for Screenhance; the list above is current.
No. ScreenFast's own comparison describes its core product as static App Store screenshot generation. Screenhance Studio records and edits product videos with MP4 or WebM export, and the visual editor exports GIF and WebM motion.
Yes. Choose iOS in the store editor, select Import listing, and enter your App Store URL to bring in the app information and current screenshots. Treat them as source material, then rebuild the story in an editable template.
Try the Screenhance workflow that best matches what you came to compare.
Every launch visual from one brief: App Store, Product Hunt, OG, and website
Start creatingRecord, click-to-zoom, frame, and export a demo video
Start creatingHero images and landing page assets
Start creatingFree online mockup generator for all devices
Start creatingEdit, annotate, and reframe screenshots
Start creatingRecord a tab with cursor and click data for smooth motion and auto zoom
Start creating3 free exports per month. Launch Pass at $6 for one-off launches. No credit card to start.
The two products split the work at a different point. ScreenFast puts AI at the start: it reads the listing or your uploaded screens and returns ten finished directions. You choose one and use refinement credits for visual changes. ScreenFast itself suggests treating its outputs as high-quality design references that you can use directly or refine, and asks you to review the generated copy, interface details and visuals before publishing.
Screenhance puts you in control from the first slide. A store template supplies the visual system, and every caption, frame, background and screenshot is a layer you can change at any time. That matters most after the first draft: when a reviewer rewrites a headline, when a translated line runs long, or when the next release changes one screen.
Choose by where your release gets stuck. If you cannot decide what the set should look like, ten generated concepts help. If you already know the story and need it exact, sized for every device you ship and kept up to date, an editable set is the shorter path. Browse the App Store screenshot generator templates to see that starting point.
ScreenFast's $9.99 pack covers one app: one generation of ten designs, ten AI retouch credits and app icon generations, with 1290×2796 iPhone output. Extra screens and localization are not part of that pack; localization images come with the Starter and Pro subscriptions, and subscription credits reset each billing period.
Screenhance's free plan lets you build the full set and export three watermarked PNG files a month before paying anything. The $6 Launch Pass then adds ten clean image exports over seven days, including multi-size and multi-locale store export, and Pro removes the export cap for ongoing releases. See the current Screenhance pricing.
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