store-listing-assets

Generate App Store and Google Play listing copy and image assets sized to exact store specifications.

1|Updated Aug 14, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/sohampawar1866/zeromile-go --skill store-listing-assets-sohampawar1866
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Skill: store-listing-assets
Source: https://github.com/sohampawar1866/zeromile-go/tree/main/.agents/skills/store-listing-assets
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/sohampawar1866/zeromile-go --skill store-listing-assets-sohampawar1866

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve? Preparing an app store listing requires hitting dozens of exact character limits, pixel dimensions, and format rules that differ between Google Play and the Apple App Store, and getting any of them wrong causes listing errors or rejection. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Store copy writing: Produces app name, subtitle, short and full descriptions, keywords, and promotional text, each labeled with its character or byte count against the live limit. - Visual asset specs and production: Generates or resizes icons, feature graphics, screenshots, and preview videos to exact pixel, format, and alpha-channel requirements (e.g., 512×512 PNG with alpha for Play, 1320×2868 screenshots for iPhone). - Compliance guardrails: Flags claim words like "best" or "#1", enforces real-UI screenshot rules, and walks through conditional declarations such as account deletion URLs and export compliance. - Use Case: You are launching an iPhone and Android app and need the full listing package. The skill produces both stores' copy with verified character counts, a screenshot spec sheet, and a pre-submission audit checklist. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to write the Google Play and App Store listing copy for your app and produce correctly sized screenshots and a feature graphic.

Frequently Asked Questions about store-listing-assets

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I write an app description that fits Google Play and App Store limits?

Google Play allows an 80-character short description and 4,000-character full description, while Apple allows a 30-character subtitle and 4,000-character plain-text description. Lead with what the app does in the first sentence and count characters against each limit before submitting.

What screenshot sizes does the Apple App Store require for iPhone?

Apple requires 1 to 10 iPhone screenshots in JPG or PNG. Preferred 6.9-inch portrait sizes are 1320×2868, 1290×2796, or 1260×2736 pixels; if not providing 6.9-inch, use 6.5-inch sizes 1284×2778 or 1242×2688. Apple scales these down to smaller iPhones.

What image assets are required to publish on Google Play?

Google Play requires a 512×512 px 32-bit PNG icon with alpha (max 1024 KB), a 1024×500 px feature graphic in JPEG or 24-bit PNG with no alpha, and at least 2 phone screenshots. Screenshots must have a minimum side of 320 px and longest side no more than twice the shortest.

How do App Store keywords work and what is the byte limit?

Apple keywords are limited to 100 bytes total, comma-separated with no spaces, and each keyword must be longer than 2 characters. Non-ASCII characters consume multiple bytes, and you should not repeat the app name or category since those are already indexed.

Does this skill cover tablet, iPad, or desktop store listings?

No, the default scope is phone-only listings. Tablet, iPad, desktop, Chromebook, TV, watch, Mac, and visionOS assets are separate asset families with different specifications and are excluded unless the app explicitly supports those platforms.

What words or content cause app store listing rejections?

Claim words like "best", "#1", "free", rankings, awards, and pricing claims trigger rejection in both text and images baked into screenshots or graphics. Screenshots must also show real app UI in use, not splash screens, mockups, or unsupported devices.