Upload your App Store or Google Play screenshot and see it rendered at the actual sizes users encounter — search result thumbnail, product page, and gallery view. If your headline isn't readable at the smallest size, you're losing installs.
App Store screenshots appear at roughly 30% of their full pixel size in search results. A 1290×2796px screenshot displays at approximately 387×839px in search thumbnails. Screenshot headlines should be 2-6 words at 40-60px font size minimum to remain readable at this scale. Test every screenshot frame at thumbnail size before publishing — if you can't read the headline at 30%, users can't either.
Users scroll through App Store search results in 1-2 seconds per app. If your headline isn't readable in that thumbnail, you lose the install. Designers often check screenshots at full size in Figma and miss how they actually appear in the store — tiny, cropped, and competing with 9 other apps for attention.
| Context | Approximate size | What users see |
|---|---|---|
| Search thumbnail | ~30% of full | First 1-3 screenshots in a horizontal strip |
| Product page (fold) | ~50% of full | First screenshot before scroll |
| Gallery scroll | ~70% of full | Individual screenshots as user scrolls |
| Full resolution | 100% | What you see in Figma — not what users see |
Nuvex generates App Store screenshots with optimized headline sizes, high-contrast backgrounds, and store-ready typography. Every frame is designed to be readable at search thumbnail scale — automatically.