App Store metadata & description generator

Every field the listing form asks for

Store listing forms are deceptively small. The App Store gives you 30 characters of title, 30 of subtitle, a 100-character keyword field nobody sees, and 4,000 characters of description that most shoppers never expand. Google Play swaps that for an 80-character short description that does most of the work. Writing well inside those limits is a different skill from writing about your app.

You write a brief, not a listing

Give the generator your app name, a sentence or two on what it does, the category, who it is for, and the tone you want. It returns a full draft you can edit inline. The brief is saved with the project, so regenerating a field later — or adding a new language — does not mean re-explaining your app.

One listing, every market

Apple and Google both let you localise a listing per territory, and a localised listing reliably outperforms an English one in non-English markets. Translation here works on the whole listing at once, so the subtitle still supports the title and the keywords still match the description — which is exactly what breaks when each field is pasted through a translator separately.

The same applies to the artwork: see listing localisation for translating your screenshot captions alongside the copy.

The output is yours

Generated copy is a starting draft, not a submission. Read it, cut the parts that oversell, and make sure every claim is true of your app — Apple rejects listings whose description does not match what the app does, and no generator can know that for you.