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App Preview Converter

App Store-ready app previews

Convert any screen recording into an App Store-ready app preview. Right resolution, 30 fps, trimmed to length, silent audio track included.

$2.99 · macOS 14.0 or later
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Stop fighting App Store Connect

App Store Connect rejects app preview videos for the smallest reasons: the frame rate is too high, the resolution is off by a pixel, the video is one second too long, or there is no audio track. App Preview Converter fixes all of them in a single export.

Every device slot built in

Pick your target — iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple TV, or Vision Pro — and get the exact resolution App Store Connect expects, from 886×1920 to 3840×2160.

Constant 30 fps

Screen recordings come out at 60 fps or a variable frame rate, and Apple rejects both. Every export is re-encoded at a constant 30 fps.

Trim to 15–30 seconds

Drag the trim handles to pick the segment you want. The selection is kept inside Apple's 15–30 second window, so you can't export an invalid duration.

Silent audio track included

Apple requires an audio track — even a silent one. Simulator recordings have none, so App Preview Converter adds a silent 48 kHz stereo track automatically when needed.

Drag, drop, done

Drop in any .mov or .mp4 — an iPhone screen recording, a Simulator capture, a QuickTime recording — and export an upload-ready H.264 app preview.

Fixing App Store Connect errors

Already hit an error? These guides cover the exact message you are seeing — and how App Preview Converter makes it go away.

About App Preview Converter

Turn any screen recording into an app preview that App Store Connect accepts. App Store Connect rejects app previews for reasons it rarely explains well: the video runs 14 seconds instead of 15, the resolution is off by a few pixels, the frame rate is 29.97 instead of 30, or there is no audio track at all. App Preview Converter handles all of it in one pass. HOW IT WORKS 1. Drop in a screen recording from your iPhone, iPad, Mac, or the Simulator. 2. Trim the part you want on a filmstrip timeline built around the 15-30 second rule. 3. Pick the device and orientation you are submitting for. 4. Export. The file is ready to upload. BUILT AROUND THE REQUIREMENTS - Exact resolutions for iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple TV, and Vision Pro - Portrait and landscape output - H.264 video at a constant 30 fps - AAC stereo audio, added silently when your recording has none - Rec. 709 color, the standard App Store Connect expects - Every export is verified before it lands on disk A TIMELINE THAT KNOWS THE RULES You cannot accidentally build an invalid preview. The handles stop at 15 and 30 seconds, and once you hit the limit, dragging slides the whole selection along the video instead of breaking it. Click anywhere on the filmstrip to jump the preview to that exact frame. RECORDING TOO SHORT? STILL FINE A 9-second recording does not have to be reshot. Turn on Extend to 15 sec and the last frame holds until the preview reaches the App Store minimum. FIT OR FILL, SEEN BEFORE YOU EXPORT Fit shows the whole recording with letterbox bars. Fill crops to the edges. The preview updates the moment you switch, so what you see is what uploads. PRIVATE BY DEFAULT No account, no upload, no network access at all. Your recordings are converted on your Mac and never leave it. Made for developers who would rather ship than argue with ffmpeg flags.

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App Details

Version1.0.0
Size2 MB
CategoryDeveloper Tools
Initial releaseAug 2026
Last updateAug 2026
Price$2.99
CompatibilitymacOS 14.0 or later
LanguagesEnglish

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Convert any screen recording into an App Store-ready app preview. Right resolution, 30 fps, trimmed to length, silent audio track included.

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