Templates · Gaming
Deep Gaming App Screenshot Template
Two devices and a deep violet ground. Shows gameplay and interface side by side.
How to use this template
- Open the editor — the template is already selected.
- Choose your store and device size, so the canvas is the exact size you are designing for.
- Add your app screenshots. They are fitted into the device frame without being stretched.
- Edit the captions: double-click any text on the canvas, or use the Text panel.
- Change the background, typeface or device frame if you want — across every screen, or just one.
- Export. Each screen is rendered at the full target size and they arrive together in a zip.
The composition
Two devices, showing two screens of the sequence at once. It carries more of a story than a single frame and fills a wide canvas without padding it.
Deep Gaming suits gaming apps. Two devices and a deep violet ground. Shows gameplay and interface side by side.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Deep Gaming template free?
Yes. Every template in this library is free — no paid tier, no locked template, no watermark and no export limit. You can use it for as many apps as you like.
Which devices does the Deep Gaming template support?
It renders for iPhone, iPad, Android, Android tablet, Feature graphic. The device frame is drawn from the device’s own proportions rather than from artwork of one model, so the same template keeps its composition on each of them.
Can I change the text and the colours?
Yes. The label, headline and subline are editable, either directly on the canvas by double-clicking or in the Text panel. The background, typeface, text colour and device frame can all be changed too — across the whole set, or for one screen.
What size does it export at?
Whatever target you choose: 1320 × 2868 for the 6.9" iPhone, 2064 × 2752 for the 13" iPad, or 1024 × 500 for the Google Play feature graphic, for instance. The export is rendered at those exact dimensions rather than being a scaled picture of the editor.
How many screens does this template come with?
It opens as a 2-screen sequence with sample captions. You can add up to ten screens on an App Store target or eight on Google Play, duplicate any of them, and reorder the set by dragging.
Do I need to upload my app screenshots anywhere?
No. The screens you add are read in your browser and drawn into the export there. Nothing is sent to a server, which is also why the editor keeps working if your connection drops after the page has loaded.