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Creating App Store screenshot campaigns from a codebase involves inspecting the app to extract brand signals like fonts and colors, then planning a story-driven 5–7 slide layout to keep visuals consistent before exporting to portrait dimensions.

Layout planning for App Store screenshot sets is the process of locking a style anchor and defining a narrative sequence across slides. It is needed to keep visuals cohesive and ensure render-safe copy when exporting a story-driven ad campaign.

To normalize exported app screenshots to App Store portrait dimensions, you apply export normalization rules that crop and scale the final slides safely. This ensures the generated campaign assets meet exact App Store size requirements.

Yes, you need Pillow to export normalized App Store campaign slides. Pillow is the required dependency for handling the image processing, layout rendering, and export normalization tasks needed to generate the final portrait assets.

Yes, you can extract brand signals and differentiators directly from app code. By analyzing the codebase, the workflow identifies specific fonts, colors, and claims to guide campaign messaging and differentiate the app for ad-ready output.