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What is your store listing missing?
Paste your App Store or Google Play link. You get the screenshots your listing actually carries, the size classes the store requires that it does not, the optional sizes worth adding, and the languages it covers — read from the store's own page, not from your memory of what you uploaded.
Sizes from the store page
A store API tells you a listing has screenshots; it does not tell you which size class each one fills. The store's product page reports the uploaded pixels, and this audit maps them onto the slot the store accepts — using the same size tables ScreenCraft exports with.
No guessed gaps
If the store page cannot be read, the audit says so and makes no missing-size claims. Google Play publishes no device class and no language list, so the audit states that instead of inventing coverage.
Close the gaps in one project
ScreenCraft lays out a project per store on every screenshot size that store accepts, in the languages you pick, and exports the set as one ZIP.
Stop auditing listings by hand
Design once, then export every size and language the store asks for — and re-check the live listing after the next release.
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