What is hypershots?

HyperShots is a tool that generates App Store screenshots for mobile apps, built as an installable skill for AI coding agents like Claude Code and Codex. Instead of asking an image model to generate the whole marketing screenshot in one shot, which tends to produce warped device frames and blurry text, HyperShots splits the work: it uses precise HTML and CSS rendered through headless Chrome for anything Apple has strict rules about, like device frame geometry and exact pixel dimensions, and only uses AI image generation for the parts that benefit from it, like decorative sticker artwork or an optional background style. You install it with a single command, and then you talk to your coding agent in plain language, telling it where your raw app screenshots are. The agent asks a short set of questions about your app's positioning, how many panels you want, and what devices to target, then writes custom HTML layouts and renders them into PNG files sized exactly to Apple's requirements. A built in validator checks every rendered image for correct dimensions, transparency, and color profile before you upload anything. It also supports translating the same screenshot set into other languages in one command, automatically shrinking headlines so translated text still fits inside the device frame. All of the required parts of the pipeline, meaning Chrome and Node, work without any AI service at all. The optional AI features, like generated sticker art or a style grade, need a separate API key and are entirely opt in. It is released under the MIT license, with its bundled fonts under the SIL Open Font License.