Start from the current UI
Keep the real interface visible so the refreshed screenshots reflect the product users will experience.
Bring your current screens, define the new hypothesis, and create a coordinated direction for an update, localization pass, or store experiment.
Built for product, growth, and ASO teams
A screenshot refresh is useful when the app changes, the audience focus changes, or a measured experiment gives you a stronger direction. WowShots helps you prepare the next reviewable draft from the existing product context.
Keep the real interface visible so the refreshed screenshots reflect the product users will experience.
Use new hooks, headlines, or visual treatments as explicit creative directions rather than random redesigns.
Create alternative directions, then use your store analytics or experiment tools to evaluate them.
How it works
Name the release, feature, audience, market, or experiment hypothesis that should guide the new screenshot set.
Use the app URL or existing screens with the updated product context, message, language, and device target.
Check claims and dimensions, publish through the appropriate store workflow, and compare qualified outcomes where possible.
Practical applications
Move a newly shipped capability into the screenshot sequence without losing the core product promise.
Prepare a different first-frame hook or benefit-led sequence around a clear testing hypothesis.
Adapt the visual story for another market while reviewing translation, layout, and cultural context.
Yes. You can use the workflow for new generations, variants, and localized directions, then select and refine the version that fits your hypothesis.
No. Treat each refresh as a testable creative hypothesis and use the analytics or store experiment tools available for your product and market.
Keep a record of the previous version, its dates, markets, and performance metrics so the next direction has a useful comparison point.
Continue the workflow
Review the generated direction carefully, then validate the final claims, dimensions, localization, and store requirements before publishing.