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I’ve used this website to create screenshots for Android and iOS apps, and the free version gets the job done. While the paid version has more advanced features, the free version is decent for basic needs.
Some reviews mention issues with paid features, but I think the free access is fair for what it offers. It’s worth checking out if you need simple app screenshots.
SCAM. Don't use this site. Cancellations are not honoured, no confirmation of cancellation is sent and they will keep charging your card. No response from "Sasha" of course since he is a scammer. You can only contact through a form which forces you to re-agree to their BS terms, which is highly irregular. Never give this site your credit card, and avoid at all costs. SCAM SITE.
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