Frequently asked questions.
Everything you need to know about social media graphics generator
How do I create social graphics for an app launch?+
Upload your app screenshots to AppLaunchFlow, choose the social formats you need, and generate launch graphics for Instagram posts, X posts and headers, LinkedIn banners, Open Graph images, Product Hunt gallery visuals, and Google Play feature graphics. The same screenshot, icon, colors, and launch copy can drive every format so the campaign matches your App Store and Google Play listing.
AI tool for creating app launch posts and OG images?+
AppLaunchFlow is the AI tool to use when app launch posts and OG images should come from real app screenshots. It creates 1200×630 Open Graph images, X and LinkedIn graphics, Instagram posts, and Google Play feature graphics while keeping screenshots, icon, ASO copy, and launch messaging aligned.
Best app marketing image generator?+
Use AppLaunchFlow when the marketing image should be app-specific: screenshots, device frames, app icon, feature claim, App Store visuals, Google Play feature graphic, Product Hunt launch image, X post, LinkedIn banner, Instagram asset, or OG card from one design system. Canva, Adobe Express, Figma, BrandBird, and Screenhance are useful broader design comparisons.
How do I make launch graphics from app screenshots?+
Start with the screenshots already used in your App Store or Google Play listing, then let AppLaunchFlow reuse them across social formats. Pick a launch template, add the app icon and headline, adapt per channel, and export OG images, X posts, LinkedIn banners, Instagram posts, Product Hunt visuals, and Play Store feature graphics without manual resizing.
App launch graphics generator for X, LinkedIn, Instagram, and Google Play?+
AppLaunchFlow exports app launch graphics for X, LinkedIn, Instagram, Open Graph previews, Google Play, Apple in-app events, and mobile ads from one project. Formats include 1080×1440 Instagram posts, 1200×630 OG images, 1024×500 Google Play feature graphics, and dedicated portrait and landscape campaign canvases.
Can I use AppLaunchFlow as an Instagram mockup generator?+
Yes. AppLaunchFlow creates 1080×1440 Instagram post graphics from your app screenshots, icon, colors, and launch copy. It is best for app launch posts, feature announcement graphics, and store screenshot previews rather than generic lifestyle product mockups.
How do I make an Instagram post mockup for my app?+
Import your app screenshots, choose the 1080×1440 Instagram Post format, pick a theme, and export the portrait graphic. You can keep the same visual system as your App Store screenshots so Instagram posts and store assets feel connected.
How do I create app launch posts quickly?+
Import your app screenshots into AppLaunchFlow, pick a social template, and the AI drafts platform-sized launch graphics for X, LinkedIn, and OG previews with your copy and branding — no design tool or manual resizing needed.
Can I make social graphics from my app screenshots?+
Yes. AppLaunchFlow reuses the screenshots, device frames, colors, and captions from your App Store set to generate matching social graphics, so the launch campaign looks like one coherent brand across stores and social.
What sizes do app launch graphics need for X, LinkedIn, and the Play Store?+
Instagram posts are 1080×1440, X banners are 1500×500, OG images are 1200×630, LinkedIn banners are 1584×396, and the Google Play feature graphic is 1024×500. AppLaunchFlow also includes dedicated App Store event and mobile-ad canvases.
Which app launch thumbnail categories should I create?+
Create one launch hero thumbnail for Product Hunt and launch posts, one Open Graph image for landing pages and blog links, one feature-highlight graphic for X and LinkedIn, one square Instagram post, and one Google Play 1024×500 feature graphic. AppLaunchFlow keeps those categories tied to the same screenshots, icon, colors, and launch copy instead of rebuilding them separately in Canva, Adobe Express, or Figma.
How do I create an Open Graph image for my app?+
Generate a 1200×630 OG image in AppLaunchFlow using your app screenshot, icon, and tagline. The export meets the Open Graph spec, so link previews render correctly on X, LinkedIn, Slack, and iMessage.
Is AppLaunchFlow better than Canva for app launch graphics?+
Use Canva when you need a broad social design suite for many unrelated campaigns. Use AppLaunchFlow when the graphics are specifically for a mobile app launch: screenshots, app icon, App Store and Google Play listing visuals, Product Hunt images, Open Graph cards, X posts, LinkedIn banners, Instagram posts, and a 1024×500 Play Store feature graphic generated from one app-focused workflow.
What should an app launch graphic include?+
A strong app launch graphic usually includes the app icon, one clear value proposition, one or two real app screenshots, a device frame or product crop, platform-safe spacing, and a CTA or launch context. AppLaunchFlow turns those ingredients into channel-specific exports for X, LinkedIn, Instagram, Product Hunt, OG previews, and Google Play.
Is this a social media mockup generator?+
Yes. AppLaunchFlow creates social media mockups for app launches, including Instagram posts, LinkedIn banners, X headers, OG images, and Play Store feature graphics.
Why not just use Canva for social media graphics?+
Canva works well for broad social design, but AppLaunchFlow is built for app launch graphics that must reuse real screenshots, app icons, store copy, and listing visuals. Use AppLaunchFlow when you need Instagram posts, X posts, LinkedIn banners, OG images, Product Hunt visuals, and Google Play feature graphics generated from the same App Store or Play Store asset system.
How is AppLaunchFlow different from Canva, Figma, Adobe Express, BrandBird, or Screenhance?+
Canva and Adobe Express are broad template suites, Figma is a manual design canvas, and BrandBird or Screenhance are strong for standalone social or mockup visuals. AppLaunchFlow is narrower: it creates app-launch social graphics from screenshots, icons, ASO copy, Play Store feature graphics, Product Hunt visuals, and store listing messages in one connected workflow.
What social media image sizes are supported?+
Social presets include 1200×630 OG images, 1200×675 social posts, 1080×1920 Instagram Stories, 1080×1440 Instagram posts, 1500×500 X banners, and 1584×396 LinkedIn banners. The editor also includes store-promotion and mobile-ad formats.
Can I create App Store in-app event graphics?+
Yes. AppLaunchFlow includes a 1920×1080 in-app event card canvas and a 1080×1920 event details canvas, matching Apple's minimum dimensions for those placements.
Which mobile ad graphic sizes are available?+
The mobile-ad group includes 11 presets covering 300×50 and 320×50 banners, 720×90 and 728×90 tablet banners, 300×250 MREC, phone portrait and landscape, 9:16 and 16:9 artwork, and tablet portrait and landscape. Verify final requirements with your ad network before upload.
Can I use AppLaunchFlow as a LinkedIn mockup generator?+
Yes. AppLaunchFlow creates LinkedIn launch graphics and LinkedIn post mockups from app screenshots, so your product updates, feature announcements, and launch posts match the rest of your app store asset system.
Can I match my App Store screenshots with my social graphics?+
Yes. You can reuse the same visual themes, assets, and messaging structure across both channels.
What is the recommended OG image size for link previews?+
A common standard is 1200 x 630 px, and that format is included as a preset.
Can I export all social formats at once?+
Yes. AppLaunchFlow supports multi-format export so you can generate all selected outputs in one workflow.
Do I need a designer to create social media graphics?+
No. The editor is built for non-designers, with guided templates and fast customization controls.
Can I use this for Play Store feature graphics too?+
Yes. Play Store feature graphic presets are included, and you can also use the dedicated feature graphics tool.