AI screenshot localisation for App Store and Google Play: a vision model detects UI strings, translates them and repaints them in place across 30+ languages, exported as a store-ready ZIP.
StoreLocale translates the app UI inside your App Store and Google Play screenshots into 30+ languages — not just the captions, but the interface text itself.
A vision model detects UI strings, translates them and repaints them in place, with device frames and store-ready ZIP exports.
| Pricing | Freemium |
|---|---|
| Category | Image & Design |
| Platforms | web |
| Company | StoreLocale |
| Best for | App developers localising store screenshots who want the in-app UI translated, not just the captions |
| Official website | storelocale.com |
For image and design tools, judge by output quality on your kind of project — product shots, social posts, illustrations or brand assets — not by gallery examples. Control matters: can you set sizes and aspect ratios, keep a consistent style or character, edit one part of an image without regenerating everything, and export in the formats you need (PNG, SVG, print resolution)? Check the licence carefully before commercial use: who owns the output, and are stock elements included? Also compare pricing honestly — credit-based plans can get expensive fast if you iterate a lot, so a free trial with your real workload tells you more than any feature list.
StoreLocale translates the app UI inside your App Store and Google Play screenshots into 30+ languages — not just the captions, but the interface text itself.
StoreLocale offers Vision model detects UI strings inside screenshots, Translates and repaints text in place, keeping the design intact, 30+ languages, with device frames included, Store-ready ZIP exports for App Store and Google Play and Free editor plus bring-your-own-key, with one-time credit packs.
StoreLocale follows a freemium model: a free tier is available, and paid plans unlock higher limits and advanced features. Check its official website for current plan prices.
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