AppStills.

Looking for a ScreenKit alternative?

AppStills is a browser-based, real-time 3D editor for App Store and Google Play screenshots — a strong alternative to ScreenKit if you want to pose devices in 3D, import an existing store listing, add AI captions and localize into 50 languages. Below is an honest look at what AppStills does differently and where ScreenKit is still the better pick — no cherry-picking.

Full AppStills vs ScreenKit comparison

Reasons to consider AppStills — and reasons to stay

Where AppStills is stronger

  • Genuine real-time 3D editor (react-three-fiber): 6-axis device posing, perspective or orthographic camera, and four render styles (realistic/clay/toon/linear) — ScreenKit uses flat 2D device frames only.
  • Store-listing import: pulls an existing App Store/Google Play listing's name, screenshots and brand colours, analyzed by Claude (Haiku vision) — ScreenKit advertises no listing import.
  • In-browser App Preview .mp4 video export (Apple-approved 15-30s H.264, iPhone + iPad) — ScreenKit ships only a video-size spec checker, not an exporter.
  • More localization languages: 50 App Store Connect locales vs ScreenKit's 30+.
  • Monthly billing option ($5.90/mo) in addition to yearly ($49.90/yr) — ScreenKit is annual-only.
  • AI captions and store import work on the free tier (sign-in only) — on ScreenKit all AI is Pro-gated.
  • Wider export coverage: Apple Watch and Wear OS sizes, plus Pro custom-canvas sizes and panorama backgrounds spanning frames — none advertised by ScreenKit, which offers no watch/wear export and only a standalone Google Play feature-graphic size checker.

Where ScreenKit is stronger

  • Unlimited projects and exports on Pro — AppStills Pro caps at 50 projects.
  • Simpler pricing: one flat $49.99/year Pro tier, with no monthly/yearly plan matrix to reason about.
  • Brand Kit (Pro) for cross-project visual consistency.
  • Fast, approachable 2D drag-and-drop editor for users who don't want or need a 3D tool.

Verified 2026-07-21. ScreenKit details are from screenkit.tools and can change — check their site for current pricing. For a full feature-by-feature table, see the AppStills vs ScreenKit comparison.

When to stick with ScreenKit

Choose ScreenKit if you want the simplest flat annual price with unlimited projects, prefer a fast 2D drag-and-drop workflow over a 3D editor, and do not need 3D posing, store-listing import, or app-preview video. Choose AppStills if you want real 3D posing and camera control, to import an existing listing with AI, in-browser .mp4 app-preview video, 50-language localization, a monthly plan, or Apple Watch / Wear OS export sizes. Both free tiers export without a watermark; ScreenKit caps you at 5 exports total, while AppStills' free tier is unlimited but one size / one language per run.

Bottom line

AppStills leads on depth and breadth: real 3D posing, store-listing import with AI, in-browser .mp4 app-preview video, 50 languages, a monthly plan, and broader export-size coverage (Apple Watch and Wear OS). ScreenKit leads on unlimited Pro projects and a simpler, faster 2D workflow. Both free tiers are watermark-free. Yearly Pro pricing is effectively identical ($49.90 vs $49.99); only AppStills offers a monthly option. Pick AppStills for a 3D, listing-import, video-capable pipeline; pick ScreenKit if a flat annual plan with unlimited projects matters more than 3D or video. Comparison date-stamped 2026-07-21 — ScreenKit's live details may change.

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