How many languages are supported?

ASOShot supports auto-translation to 20+ languages, covering all major App Store and Google Play markets.

Can I edit captions per language?

Yes. Each language has its own caption set that you can edit individually for cultural adaptation.

Can I export all languages at once?

Yes. Batch export generates PNGs for all languages in a single ZIP file, ready for store upload.

App Screenshot Localization: Translate to 20+ Languages

Localize your App Store and Google Play screenshots for global markets. Auto-translation to 20+ languages with per-locale caption editing and batch export.

Localize Your Screenshots

Localization Features

Auto-Translation

Built-in translation for 20+ languages. Translate captions instantly and refine per locale.

Per-Locale Editing

Edit captions for each language individually. Adjust messaging for cultural context, not just literal translation.

Batch Export

Export screenshots for all languages at once. Get store-ready PNGs for every market in one action.

Locale-Aware Layouts

Captions adapt to different text lengths across languages without breaking your layout.

Why Localization Matters in 2026

Localization is the biggest untapped ASO opportunity. Apps with fully localized store listings see 1.5x to 2.8x higher install rates in non-English markets.

•App Store supports 40+ languages
•Google Play supports 77+ languages
•Localized screenshots can increase conversion by 25% or more
•Don't just translate: adapt messaging for cultural context
•Localize app title, subtitle, description, and screenshots
•Monitor performance per locale and optimize accordingly
•Use auto-translation for speed, then human-review for quality

Localization Best Practices

Effective localization goes beyond word-for-word translation:

•Adapt visual elements: colors, imagery, and layouts may need cultural adjustment
•Keep captions short: translated text is often 20-30% longer than English
•Test layouts with the longest translations to ensure nothing overflows
•Localize numbers, dates, and currencies for each market
•Consider RTL languages: Arabic and Hebrew may need mirrored layouts
•Prioritize Tier-1 markets first: Japanese, German, French, Korean, Spanish
•Review with native speakers when possible for natural, compelling copy