Password Manager App Screenshot Template — Key Harbor

The story the slides tell

Central device with credential-detail crops: nested rounded frames and a key contour, two small close-ups beside the phone.

1. Slide one — promise: shows vault + vault (detail crop) + vault (detail crop 2), decorated with nested frames and key contour. Example copy: “Keep your sign-in details organized.” / “Bring your saved account information into one place.”
2. Slide two — primary feature: shows item detail + item detail (detail crop) + item detail (detail crop 2), decorated with nested frames and key contour. Example copy: “Find the account you need.” / “Search your entries without sorting through everything.”
3. Slide three — secondary feature: shows generator + generator (detail crop) + generator (detail crop 2), decorated with nested frames and key contour. Example copy: “Create a different password.” / “Adjust the available password-generation settings.”
4. Slide four — personalisation: shows folders + folders (detail crop) + folders (detail crop 2), decorated with nested frames and key contour. Example copy: “Give your accounts some structure.” / “Organize entries into useful collections.”
5. Slide five — closing: shows settings + settings (detail crop) + settings (detail crop 2), decorated with nested frames and vault outline. Example copy: “Choose how your vault works.” / “Review the access and storage options your app provides.”

How to use Key Harbor

1. Open the template in Screenshot Studio. “Use this template” opens a new-project dialog in your browser; nothing is saved until you choose Create.
2. Upload and map your app screenshots. Slots are named Vault, Item detail, Generator, Folders, Settings.
3. Edit the headlines and supporting descriptions. Click any text on the canvas or use the copy table for every language.
4. Apply your colours, fonts and target sizes. Brand kits and per-size adjustments keep the master layout intact.
5. Preview, validate and export. Validation flags empty slots, overflowing text and missing fonts before the PNG export.

Advice for this template

• Use a vault screen for slide one, a item detail screen for slide two, a generator screen for slide three, then folders and settings screens for slides four and five.
• 11 slots are zoomed close-ups; supply a separate capture (or the same one, then pan the crop) so the detail stays sharp.
• On this dark palette, check that small screenshot text still reads in Preview at store size.
• Use legible editor captures and keep code examples large enough to read in the final artwork.

Questions

Which app screens work best in this template?

In order: vault, item detail, generator, folders and settings. Each slide has a named screenshot slot so captures map by position.

Can I replace the device frame?

Yes. Each screenshot slot can switch between the generic drawn frame styles (including frameless cards). Realistic manufacturer device artwork is not bundled.

Can I change the gradient colors?

Yes. The background is an ordinary editable gradient; the template also offers a matching solid colour and an alternate light/dark treatment.

Can I use this design for both platforms?

Yes. Projects can target App Store and Google Play sizes together. The master layout is 1320 × 2868; other sizes are resized proportionally, and you can adjust any size individually.

Which parts remain editable?

Every headline and description, screenshot slot, background and SVG decoration is an ordinary named layer you can edit, recolour, move, hide or delete.