> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://www.anything.com/docs/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
# Submit to App Store
> Get your mobile app live on the Apple App Store using TestFlight
Anything handles the build and submission process for you. You publish through Apple's [TestFlight](https://developer.apple.com/testflight/), test on a real device, then submit for App Store review.
## Publish via TestFlight
Click **Publish** in your mobile project and select **App Store Review** to start the automated review system.
Make sure you have an [Apple Developer Account](https://developer.apple.com/account) and [verify it's active](/apps/mobile/verify-apple-developer-account).
New Apple Developer Accounts typically take 3 days to process and may require ID verification. You won't be able to publish until Apple sends a "Welcome to The Developer Program" email.
Gather these assets before you start:
* App icon (1024x1024px)
* App description
* Screenshots for iPhone and iPad displays (or [generate them](#generate-screenshots) in Project Settings)
* Privacy policy URL (use [Termly](https://www.termly.io) to generate one)
* A support page in your project
Click **Publish** and select **Submit to App Store**.
Enter your Apple ID credentials, then complete verification. Text verification sends a code to your phone on record. Device authentication prompts a security code on any Apple device signed in with your Apple ID.
If something goes wrong during sign-in, Anything shows you what happened: invalid credentials, a bad verification code, or an issue with your Apple account. Follow the on-screen message to fix it and try again.
Anything handles the build and uploads it to App Store Connect. This usually takes 30 minutes or less.
Download [TestFlight](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/testflight/id899247664) from the App Store and log in with your developer account.
No iPhone? TestFlight also works on recent Mac laptops.
Check your email for an invitation from App Store Connect with an invite code. Redeem it in TestFlight. You only need to do this once per app.
Visit [App Store Connect](https://appstoreconnect.apple.com/login) to view and manage your app.
Open TestFlight and use your app as an end user for final testing.
## Complete Apple requirements
Apple requires several items before your app can be reviewed. Work through each section in App Store Connect.
You can [generate screenshots](#generate-screenshots) directly in Anything or upload your own.
In the **Prepare for Submission** tab, scroll to the screenshot section and upload:
* iPhone screenshots (6.5" and 5.5" displays)
* iPad screenshots (12.9" and 11" displays)
* Screenshots showing key features, high quality and properly sized
Already published and need to swap screenshots? Ask the agent to update or remove your App Store screenshots and it handles it in App Store Connect for you.
Fill out the **Contact Information** section. If your app requires sign-in, provide a test account for Apple's review team.
* Add your support URL from your Anything project
* Declare copyright information
* Add relevant keywords
* Select an appropriate category
Fill out the **Age Rating** section underneath General Information.
In the **Prepare for Submission** tab, scroll to the Build section and select the version you want to submit. The latest build appears at the top.
* Create a privacy policy URL using [Termly](https://www.termly.io)
* Complete the data collection review
* Declare any third-party data collection
* Specify data usage and storage
* Set your app price (free or paid)
* Configure in-app purchases if applicable
* Set availability by region
Apple requires you to submit your country's tax form to earn revenue. [Learn more here](https://developer.apple.com/help/app-store-connect/manage-tax-information/provide-tax-information/).
Submit your app and monitor the review status in App Store Connect. Respond to Apple's review feedback quickly.
Initial reviews typically take 1-3 business days. Make sure all required fields are complete before submitting to avoid delays.
## Generate screenshots
Anything includes a screenshot generator that creates App Store ready images for you.
Go to **Project Settings** and find the **App Store Screenshots** section. Click **Generate Screenshots** to open the wizard.
Select which device sizes you need: iPhone, iPad, or both. The generator creates properly sized images for each.
Choose a mobile page from your app to screenshot, or upload your own custom images.
Pick a template layout: caption on top, caption on bottom, or no caption. Edit the caption text and set the style. Click the magic wand button to generate captions and styles with AI.
Each generation creates 5 different variations. Browse through them and pick your favorites. Download images individually or grab all of them as a ZIP file. Delete any variations you do not need.
Click **Remix** on any screenshot to generate new variations with the same settings. iPhone and iPad sizes generate in parallel so you can keep iterating without waiting.
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Make sure you have an [Apple Developer Account](https://developer.apple.com/account) and [verify it's active](/apps/mobile/verify-apple-developer-account).
Anything handles the build and uploads it to App Store Connect. This usually takes 30 minutes or less.
Visit [App Store Connect](https://appstoreconnect.apple.com/login) to view and manage your app.
