Design and export your store screenshots Turn your app screens into store screenshots for the App Store and Google Play. Add device frames, text, and backgrounds, then export the sizes you need.
Run your store releases without opening the store consoles.
Connect your app to App Store Connect, Google Play, or both. Then manage the listing, screenshots, and releases from Appfly: push your changes, submit to App Review or roll out a build, and track the result.
From draft to live, in one place
Create, review,
and export.
- 01
Connect your app: an API key for App Store Connect, a service account for Google Play
- 02
Start a release
- 03
Preview your changes, then push them
- 04
Submit to App Review, or roll out a build on Google Play, and track it
Bring your tech stack
together
Manage releases in App Store Connect and Google Play, and connect your AI tools through MCP.
View all integrationsQuestions before
you start.
What do I need to connect my app?
For the App Store, an App Store Connect API key with the App Manager role. Enter its Issuer ID, Key ID, and the contents of the .p8 file. For Google Play, a service account key (a JSON file) invited in Play Console, and your app's package name. Importing your App Store listing works on Free.
Where is my key stored?
Your choice, for either store. Save it in Appfly, where it is encrypted before it is stored and works from any computer, or keep it only in your browser, where it is never sent to Appfly. A browser-only key stays on that computer, so keep your original key file.
Which plan do I need?
Every plan can connect an app and prepare a release. Pro sends screenshots, previews, and listing text, and runs releases. On the App Store you push, submit to App Review, and track. On Google Play you push, roll out a build, and track. Pro also adds custom product pages, A/B tests, and the review inbox on the App Store.
Does Appfly submit my app without asking?
No. Nothing is sent to a store until you push, submit, or start a rollout. On Google Play, Appfly chooses among builds you already uploaded. It does not upload app bundles.
Does Google Play have custom listings or experiments in Appfly?
No. Google Play's API does not offer them, so manage those in Play Console.
Prepare the rest of your app release
in action.
Make videos from screenshots and recordings Make a promo video from screenshots and screen recordings. Edit scenes, transitions, and timing in your browser, then export an MP4.
Place your app in 2D and 3D devices Create device mockups from your app screenshots. Choose a 2D frame or 3D model, adjust the angle, and export an image for your website or posts.
A short description
of your app.
An example app website
View on the App StorePublish a website with privacy and support pages Explain what your app does, add screenshots, and include privacy and support pages. Publish on an Appfly address or use your own domain with Pro.
feature.An example social graphic
Create icons and images for your posts Make an app icon and images for social posts, ads, or store events. Use AI to try a design, then edit it in your browser.
Write and translate your store listing Use AI to draft your App Store or Google Play listing and translate it and your screenshot text. Review each version and edit it before you publish.
Chat to make screenshots, videos, icons, and listings Chat with Appfly AI inside Appfly. Ask for a screenshot set or a promo video and follow it live, then have it shorten headlines, switch the style, or translate a project. It can also make a graphic or an app icon, write your listing text, and track keywords.
Run your App Store and Google Play releases Connect your app to App Store Connect, Google Play, or both. Then manage the listing, screenshots, and releases from Appfly: push your changes, submit to App Review or roll out a build, and track the result.
From your first screenshot
to your next launch.
Create the assets around your app in one place. Make screenshots, render a promo video, and publish your app website.
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