BrowserMoon App templatesApp Store screenshot with auction listing

App Store screenshot with auction listing template

An App Store screenshot template on a teal background with a bold headline and a phone mockup showing an auction listing screen. Use it for marketplace apps, bidding platforms, and any product that highlights live inventory. Build your screenshots in Bolt, Lovable, or Replit.

Utility App templates

About this app template

The second screenshot in an App Store listing should show the core transaction. This template puts a teal background behind a phone showing an auction lot with a countdown timer, artwork details, and a bid button. The headline reads Bid in global auctions, framing the app as a marketplace rather than a catalogue. Swap the content for your own listing screen and the headline for your own value proposition.

Build a full mobile app with this template design

Settings, search, and empty states share the same rows, groups, and type scale as the rest of the product, so one of them can set the standard for every screen after it. Copy the template, paste it into Claude Code, Replit, Lovable, ChatGPT Codex, Bolt, or Cursor, and send this alongside it.

Paste into Claude Code, Replit, Lovable, Bolt, or Cursor

Common questions about this template

What headline works best for a marketplace screenshot?

Name the action the person takes, not the category. Bid in global auctions is better than Marketplace because it tells the reader what they can do, not what the app is.

Should I show real prices on App Store screenshots?

Yes if the price range signals value. A starting bid of three thousand pounds tells the reader this is a serious platform. Avoid placeholder prices that look fake.

How many App Store screenshots should I make?

Apple allows up to ten. Most successful apps use five to seven, each showing a different feature or screen. This family gives you three starting points to build from.