The whole pipeline, one page

Every other page on this site covers one stage well. This page shows how the stages connect — from the screenshots already on your phone or in your repository to the file you hand fastlane or App Store Connect.

#The whole pipeline, one page

ShotOps has one continuous job: turn raw app screenshots into a store-ready deliverable. Four stages get you there, and the same Tidebook example runs through all four.

1. 1 — Raw screens

   Five flat PNGs, straight from the simulator or a device. Nothing styled yet.

   

2. 2 — Styled preview

   ShotOps places each screen in a 3D device mockup, adds your captions, and composes the panels at App Store sizes — low-resolution, free, and fast enough to iterate on the design.

   

3. 3 — Saved, editable project

   Once the design holds, save it. The look, the captions and every locale stay editable after the conversation that made them ends.

   

4. 4 — Store-ready bundle

   Full-resolution panels, one folder per locale, zipped into the shape fastlane deliver already expects.

   

A Pro plan adds one more stop before that last mile, without changing who makes it: Review a release locally reads your live App Store Connect state, computes the exact difference your bundle would make, and opens that diff in a read-only page on your own machine — so you know precisely what would change before you run fastlane and make it change for real.

#Where each stage runs

#Continue

• Render your first preview walks the first two stages start to finish.
• Work on a saved project covers stage three.
• Ship every locale covers stage four for more than one language.
• Review a release locally covers the optional Pro stage before you publish.