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    Automate mobile app store screenshot sets and preview video rendering via the ShipShots REST API.

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    Example session with this skill installed

    Generate a set of Fastlane screenshots for my iOS app. Use the current simulator screen, set the headline to "Track your fitness", and export for iPhone 6.9 sizes in English.

    • Read your context and instructions
    • Compiled the shipshots

    I have captured the simulator screen, uploaded it as a new asset, and configured the "Home" screenshot. The rendering process for the iPhone 6.9 size is complete.

    ShipShots export

    • Server: http://127.0.0.1:3000 (healthy)
    • Project: FitnessTracker (proj_98234)
    • Bundle: ./exports/ios_en-US_1723456789.zip — fastlane layout, locale en-US, sizes: iphone-69
      • Structure verified: fastlane metadata/ dirs + manifest.json
    • Video (if rendered): N/A

    Next step: review the files in the exports directory, then submit to App Store Connect yourself (not done by this skill).

    Next steps

    1. Unzip the bundle to inspect the en-US screenshots against the iphone-69 device frames.
    2. Run fastlane deliver pointing to the output directory to sync these assets to the store.
    3. If you need an Android set, let me know which emulator is running.
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    About this skill

    Preparing store-ready mobile screenshots and preview videos is a manual chore involving dozens of resolutions and layouts. This skill automates the entire pipeline by interfacing with a ShipShots server to capture, style, and package App Store and Google Play assets.

    What it does

    • Captures UI by taking screenshots of running iOS simulators or Android emulators using platform-native tools.
    • Styles assets with headlines, subheadlines, and device frames using specific layouts like headline-top.
    • Renders bundles in all required store sizes, exporting them as Fastlane-compatible ZIP files with correct metadata structures.
    • Generates videos by assembling screenshot timelines into H.264/AAC MP4 preview videos for store listings.
    • Validates outputs to ensure rendered files are not empty and contain valid image or video headers.

    How it works

    1. Discovery: The agent queries the ShipShots /catalog to identify supported device sizes and layout options.
    2. Project Setup: It creates or selects a ShipShots project and uploads raw simulator captures to the server.
    3. Configuration: The agent applies marketing copy and layout preferences to each captured screen.
    4. Export: It triggers a render job for specific locales and platforms, saving the resulting ZIP or MP4 locally.

    Frameworks & tools

    Uses a running ShipShots server (Node.js/PostgreSQL), ffmpeg for video encoding, and standard mobile CLI tools like simctl and adb.

    Why this beats prompting it yourself

    Generic prompts cannot handle the multi-step binary file handling and precise resolution requirements of the App Store. This skill manages the REST API state, file uploads, and specific Fastlane directory structures that a LLM cannot generate through text alone.

    Use cases

    • Generating a full set of localized ASO assets for a new app launch.
    • Refreshing store screenshots after a major UI redesign.
    • Creating a 30-second App Store preview video from existing mockups.
    • Exporting Fastlane-ready metadata folders for automated deployment pipelines.

    Known limitations

    Requires a self-hosted or reachable ShipShots server instance and a valid PostgreSQL database. It does not perform the final submission to App Store Connect or Google Play Console.

    Find more skills like this on the Claude Skills Marketplace, the Codex Skills Marketplace and the Gemini Skills Marketplace, or browse Claude Skills for Mobile Development.

    Requires a running ShipShots server and PostgreSQL. Video rendering requires ffmpeg on the server. Does not upload directly to App Store Connect or Google Play Console.

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    ShipShots automates the manual process of resizing, framing, and styling mobile app screenshots for various device resolutions, and it can even render App Store preview videos from your mockups.

    The skill includes the API integration logic and workflow templates needed to connect an AI agent to a ShipShots server, enabling automated asset generation through simple commands.

    You will need a reachable ShipShots server instance (Node.js/PostgreSQL) and standard mobile CLI tools like simctl or adb for the initial UI captures.

    Yes, the skill is designed to export assets in Fastlane-compatible ZIP files, making it easy to drop the outputs directly into your existing automated deployment pipelines.

    While the skill generates all the necessary localized assets and metadata structures, it does not handle the final binary upload to App Store Connect or the Google Play Console.

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