App Store & Google Play screenshot sizes
Every dimension both stores accept, which ones you actually have to upload, and the format rules behind most rejected submissions — in one page.
Last reviewed against App Store Connect and Play Console help. Store requirements change roughly once a year — check them before a release.
The short answer
- App Store: one iPhone set at your largest supported size (1320 × 2868 for 6.9″), plus a 13″ iPad set (2064 × 2752) if your app runs on iPad. Mac, Apple Watch and Vision Pro sets only if you ship on those platforms.
- Google Play: at least two phone screenshots and the 1024 × 500 feature graphic. Tablet sets are optional but affect how the listing is shown on large screens.
- Both: flattened PNG or JPEG, no transparency, exact dimensions.
App Store (Apple)
| Device | Portrait / native (px) | Landscape (px) | Required? |
|---|---|---|---|
| iPhone App Store Connect has a slot per iPhone display size. Fill the largest one your listing uses (6.9″, or 6.5″); smaller slots you leave empty are filled by scaling it down. Upload a smaller set too when small text softens noticeably after scaling. | 6.9" 1320 × 2868 6.7" 1290 × 2796 6.5" 1284 × 2778 6.3" 1206 × 2622 6.1" 1125 × 2436 | 2868 × 1320, 2796 × 1290, 2778 × 1284, 2622 × 1206, 2436 × 1125 | Yes — the largest size you support |
| iPhone (Home button) Only needed if you want pixel-exact art on Home-button iPhones. Without it, Apple scales your larger set — usually fine. | 5.5" 1242 × 2208 4.7" 750 × 1334 | 2208 × 1242, 1334 × 750 | No |
| iPad 13" The 13″ set is mandatory for any app that supports iPad. Skipping it doesn't fail review outright, but the listing then shows scaled iPhone art on tablets. | 13" iPad 2064 × 2752 12.9" iPad Pro 2048 × 2732 | 2752 × 2064, 2732 × 2048 | Yes, if the app runs on iPad |
| iPad 11" Optional smaller iPad sets. Apple scales the 13″ set for these if you leave them empty. | 11" iPad Pro 1668 × 2388 10.5" iPad 1668 × 2224 9.7" iPad 1536 × 2048 | 2388 × 1668, 2224 × 1668, 2048 × 1536 | No |
| Mac Landscape only. Required for apps distributed on the Mac App Store, including iPad apps you make available on Apple-silicon Macs with a separate listing. | Mac App Store 2880 × 1800 | — | Yes, for Mac apps |
| Apple Watch Upload the largest watch you support; Apple scales for the others. Captions are hard to read at this size — most watch listings use the bare UI. | Watch Ultra 410 × 502 Watch 45mm 396 × 484 Watch 41mm 352 × 430 | — | Yes, for watchOS apps |
| Apple Vision Pro Landscape. Shows the app in a spatial scene, so the frame and background matter more than on phone listings. | Apple Vision Pro 3840 × 2160 | — | Yes, for visionOS apps |
How Apple's requirements work
Apple asks for screenshots per display size, not per device. One set covers every phone that shares a screen size, and the largest set you upload is scaled down for any smaller size you leave empty. That turns a long device list into one or two uploads.
The rules that catch people out: screenshots must have no alpha channel (a PNG saved with transparency is rejected), the dimensions must match exactly — a few pixels off is a rejection, not a resize — and any device frame must not misrepresent real Apple hardware. You can upload up to 10 screenshots per size, and each language you add uses your primary-language screenshots until you upload its own.
Google Play
| Device | Portrait / native (px) | Landscape (px) | Required? |
|---|---|---|---|
| Android Phone 2 to 8 phone screenshots. Any side 320–3840 px, aspect ratio no longer than 2:1; 1080 px on the short edge keeps them sharp. | Phone 1080 × 1920 | — | Yes — at least 2 |
| Feature Graphic Exactly 1024 × 500, JPEG or 24-bit PNG with no transparency. Shown at the top of the listing and in promotional placements; the most commonly missed asset. | Feature Graphic 1024 × 500 | — | Yes — always |
| Android 7" Tablet 7″ tablet set. Without tablet screenshots Play can treat the listing as not optimised for large screens and show it less in tablet search. | 7" Portrait 1200 × 1920 | 1920 × 1200 | Recommended |
| Android 10" Tablet 10″ tablet set — same reasoning as 7″. Landscape is accepted as well as portrait. | 10" Portrait 1600 × 2560 | 2560 × 1600 | Recommended |
| Android Foldable Useful if your app has a distinct unfolded layout; otherwise the tablet sets cover large-screen browsing. | Foldable (open) 2208 × 1840 | — | No |
| Wear OS Square images of the watch UI. Required only when you declare Wear OS support. | Wear OS 450 × 450 | — | Yes, for Wear OS apps |
| Android TV 16:9 landscape. Required only when the app targets Android TV. | Android TV 1920 × 1080 | — | Yes, for Android TV apps |
| Chromebook Landscape, for apps that support ChromeOS. Helps the listing look intentional on large screens. | Chromebook 1920 × 1200 | — | No |
How Google Play's requirements work
Play is relaxed about exact dimensions and strict about completeness. Phone screenshots can be any size between 320 and 3840 px per side, as long as the longer side is at most twice the shorter. What blocks publishing is a missing piece: fewer than two phone screenshots, or no feature graphic.
The feature graphic is the one asset with a fixed size — 1024 × 500, no transparency. It sits at the top of your store page, so treat it as the listing's banner rather than another screenshot: one short line of copy and a strong visual, with nothing important near the edges where some placements crop.
Designing one set that covers every size
Most screenshot work balloons because people design at one size, then re-crop by hand for every other. A sequence that avoids that:
- Design at the largest required size for each store. Everything scales down cleanly; nothing scales up.
- Keep captions as live text, separate from the captured app screen, so a copy change doesn't mean a new capture.
- Respect the safe area. Stores round and crop thumbnails; keep text inside the middle 85% of the canvas and nothing meaningful within about 6% of an edge.
- Export every size in one pass, then look at the first two thumbnails as they appear in search results — that's what most people actually see.
For the reasoning behind each of these, and the mistakes that cause rejections, see the full article App Store & Play Store screenshot sizes in 2026.
Common questions
- Which single screenshot size should I design at?
- Design at the largest size each store asks for — 1320 × 2868 for iPhone, 2064 × 2752 for iPad, 1080 × 1920 (or larger) for Android phones — and scale down for the rest. Scaling down keeps text crisp; scaling up never does.
- Do I need a screenshot for every iPhone size?
- No. You need the largest iPhone size your listing uses. App Store Connect scales it for the smaller display sizes you leave empty. Upload smaller sets only when scaled text becomes hard to read.
- Why did Apple reject my screenshots when the size looked right?
- The usual causes are an alpha channel (screenshots must be flattened — a transparent PNG is rejected), being a few pixels off the exact dimensions, or a device frame that misrepresents real Apple hardware.
- Can I use landscape screenshots?
- Yes, on both stores. Apple accepts the swapped dimensions of each iPhone and iPad size; Google Play accepts landscape as long as the longest side is no more than twice the shortest. Don't mix orientations within one set — the store layout looks broken.
- How many screenshots can I upload?
- Up to 10 per display size on the App Store, and 2 to 8 per device type on Google Play. Only the first two or three are visible without scrolling, so put your strongest screens first.
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