Which Apple Devices and Platforms Does Picasso Support for Screenshot Frames?

Picasso supports framed App Store screenshots for every Apple platform: iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch, Apple TV, and Vision Pro. According to the site, it offers support for 40+ device frames, with named examples including iPhone 15 Pro, iPhone SE, iPad Air, iPad mini, MacBook Air, iMac 24", Apple Watch, Apple Watch Ultra, Apple TV, and Vision Pro. If your app ships on any current Apple platform, Picasso likely has a matching frame.

Platform coverage at a glance

The site describes the set as "40+ Device Frames" and lists these models as representative examples rather than an exhaustive catalog. If you need a specific older model, check the in-app frame list before relying on it.

How the right frame gets applied

You don't pick a frame manually. Picasso reads the dimensions of the screenshot you provide and uses them to determine which device frame to apply. That means:

• Take the screenshot at native resolution on the simulator or a real device. A resized or cropped image may map to the wrong frame or none at all.
• Drag it onto a new document's canvas in Picasso, and the frame is added automatically.
• Adjust from there — the editor also lets you add images to screenshots and span a single item across multiple screenshots.

This dimension-based matching is the main practical constraint: the closer your source image is to a true device capture, the more reliable the framing.

What else applies across platforms

• Localization: bring an .xcstrings file and Picasso generates screenshots in any language, so one set of designs can cover every locale you ship.
• App Store Connect upload: Picasso uploads each screenshot for each display type and locale and checks that they processed properly and in the correct order — useful when you're producing sets across six platforms at once.
• Requirements: iOS 17 or macOS 14 (Sonoma) is required to run the app.

Choosing whether this fits your workflow

Picasso is a good match if you develop for multiple Apple platforms and want consistent framed screenshots without design work — the site notes no design experience is needed to start. It's a weaker fit if you need frames for a device model not in its catalog, or if you work outside the Apple ecosystem, since the frame set and App Store Connect integration are Apple-specific. The site also cites a typical 32% lift in product page conversion for screenshots made with Picasso; treat that as the vendor's own figure and validate against your own listing.