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Open Create a Design
Click Create in RenderDuck to open the design-size dialog. This is where you choose whether the new project is for Play Store, App Store, Social Media, Printables, or a custom canvas.
Google Play Screenshot Guide
How to Make Google Play Screenshots in RenderDuck
Start from RenderDuck’s Create a design dialog, choose Play Store, and select the asset you want to create. For a normal phone listing, choose Phone screenshot. You can also start directly with tablet screenshots, Chromebook graphics, Android XR, a Feature graphic, or an App icon when your project needs them.
Phone screenshot
Tablet sizes
Feature graphic
App icon
Choose Play Store from the left menu. RenderDuck then shows the Play Store-related project types available in the editor. Select Phone screenshot for a standard Google Play screenshot project, or choose another asset type when needed.
Workflow
Create Google Play Screenshots Step by Step
The project selector helps you start with the correct type of Google Play asset before you enter the editor.
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Select Play Store
Choose Play Store from the left-side category list. RenderDuck then shows the Play Store-specific project choices available for your app marketing.
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Choose Phone Screenshot for a Standard Listing
For a normal mobile app screenshot project, select Phone screenshot. This opens the project using the phone screenshot canvas shown in the dialog.
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Choose Another Play Store Asset When Needed
If your project is not a standard phone screenshot, you can instead choose another Play Store option shown in RenderDuck, including 7-inch tablet, 10-inch tablet, Chromebook, Android XR, Feature graphic, or App icon.
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Create the Project
After selecting the project type, click Create design. RenderDuck opens the editor with the selected canvas so you can begin building the actual Google Play visual.
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Add Your Real App Screenshots
Upload the real app interface images you want to feature. Then arrange them inside the design and add your feature headline, supporting text, background, colors and device presentation.
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Build the Full Screenshot Sequence
Add multiple pages when your listing needs a full screenshot set. Keep the visual style consistent while using each page to show a different feature, workflow or benefit.
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Review and Export
Check the full set for text spacing, screenshot alignment and visual consistency. Then use RenderDuck’s export workflow to download the pages you want to use in your Google Play marketing.
Start with the asset you actually need
You do not have to begin every project as a phone screenshot. If your next task is a Feature graphic, tablet screenshot or app icon, choose that asset directly from the Play Store category and start with the matching canvas.
Play Store Project Types
Choose the Right Starting Point for Each Google Play Asset
The Create a design dialog groups the Play Store-related project types in one place so you can start each asset with the correct workflow.
Phone Screenshot
Use this for your standard mobile app screenshot pages and multi-screen feature presentation.
7-Inch Tablet
Start a tablet-focused project when you want to prepare a screenshot layout specifically for a smaller tablet canvas.
10-Inch Tablet
Use the larger tablet project when your app presentation needs a 10-inch tablet-oriented canvas.
Chromebook
Create a wider Google Play visual when your project is intended for Chromebook presentation.
Android XR
Choose the Android XR option when your project needs the XR-specific canvas shown in RenderDuck.
Feature Graphic
Use the Feature graphic project when you want to create the wider promotional asset shown in the Play Store category.
App Icon
Start with the App icon canvas when you want to work on the store icon instead of a screenshot page.
Design Approach
Turn the Blank Canvas into a Complete Google Play Screenshot Set
After choosing the correct Play Store project type, use the RenderDuck editor to build a consistent visual story around the real app interface.
A Clear Screenshot Set Usually Includes
- A real screenshot from the app.
- One clear feature or benefit on each page.
- A consistent background and color direction.
- Readable feature headlines with enough spacing.
- Consistent device presentation across the sequence.
- A logical page order that explains the product quickly.
Start with Phone screenshot for most mobile listing work
If your goal is a normal mobile screenshot sequence, the Phone screenshot project is the simplest starting point.
Use Feature graphic as a separate project
When you need the wider promotional graphic, select Feature graphic directly instead of trying to adapt a phone screenshot canvas.
Keep tablet projects separate
Use the tablet project type when the design should be composed specifically for a tablet screen rather than simply stretching a phone layout.
FAQ
Google Play Screenshot FAQs
Where do I start a Google Play screenshot project?
Open Create a design, choose Play Store, then select Phone screenshot or another Play Store project type.
Can I create a Feature graphic from the same menu?
Yes. The Play Store category shown in RenderDuck includes a dedicated Feature graphic option.
Can I create tablet screenshots?
Yes. The Create a design dialog includes separate 7-inch tablet and 10-inch tablet project choices.
Does RenderDuck include a Chromebook project?
Yes. Chromebook is shown as one of the available Play Store project types in the Create a design dialog.
Can I start with an App icon project?
Yes. App icon appears alongside the other Play Store asset options, so you can create that project directly.
What happens after I choose the project type?
Click Create design to open the editor. From there, add your real app screenshots and customize the design before exporting.
Create Your Google Play Screenshot Project
Choose Play Store, select the asset type you need, open the editor and build a complete app-marketing design around your real product screenshots.
Start Creating