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All App Store & Play Store sizes, each laid out for its shape
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App Store & Play Store Screenshot Requirements
| Store | Device | Required Size | Format |
|---|---|---|---|
| Apple App Store | iPhone 6.7" (required) | 1290 × 2796 px | PNG or JPEG |
| Apple App Store | iPhone 6.5" (required) | 1284 × 2778 px | PNG or JPEG |
| Apple App Store | iPhone 5.5" | 1242 × 2208 px | PNG or JPEG |
| Apple App Store | iPad Pro 12.9" (required for iPad apps) | 2048 × 2732 px | PNG or JPEG |
| Google Play Store | Phone screenshot | Min 320 px / Max 3840 px (either side) | PNG or JPEG |
| Google Play Store | Feature Graphic (required) | 1024 × 500 px exactly | PNG or JPEG |
| Google Play Store | 7-inch tablet | Min 320 px / Max 3840 px | PNG or JPEG |
What Makes a Great App Store Screenshot?
- Show the core feature first — your first screenshot is shown without requiring a tap. Make sure it communicates the app's main value in one glance.
- Add captions — most high-ranking apps add short bold text over each screenshot explaining the feature. Pick a caption style under Text Layers, type your headline and drag it into place.
- Show more than one screen — the Duo, Trio and Stack layouts put two or three of your screens side by side, which works well for the first screenshot or a feature graphic.
- Use a consistent colour palette — screenshots should look like they belong together. This tool's background gradient presets make this easy.
- Portrait and landscape — if your app supports both, you need screenshots in both orientations. Toggle orientation here to create both sets.
- Max 10 screenshots (App Store), 8 (Play Store) — prioritise your most persuasive screens.
- No device frames required — but studies consistently show mockups with device frames have higher conversion than plain screenshots.
How to Create the Perfect App Store Screenshot
- Step 1: Take a screenshot of your app at the highest available resolution. Use the iOS Simulator or Android Emulator to capture at exact pixel sizes.
- Step 2: Upload it here and select your device frame.
- Step 3: Choose a background that complements your app's colour palette — blues and purples tend to perform well, but match your brand.
- Step 4: Export at the required size for each store, then upload directly to App Store Connect or the Play Console.
Frequently Asked Questions
Apple requires at least one screenshot for each supported device size. The most important are: iPhone 6.7-inch (1290×2796 px) and iPhone 6.5-inch (1284×2778 px) — these two cover all current iPhone screen sizes. If your app supports iPad, you also need an iPad Pro 12.9-inch screenshot (2048×2732 px). This tool exports all three sizes.
Google Play requires screenshots with a minimum of 320 px and maximum of 3840 px on either side, with an aspect ratio between 1:2 and 2:1. The feature graphic (displayed prominently at the top of your store listing) must be exactly 1024×500 px. This tool exports both formats.
Both Apple App Store and Google Play accept PNG and JPEG. PNG is recommended for screenshots as it is lossless — especially important when text or crisp UI elements are present. This tool exports PNG by default, and JPEG or WebP when you need smaller files.
Yes. Select the iPad device frame, switch to portrait orientation, and export using the App Store iPad 12.9-inch preset (2048×2732 px). Apple requires separate iPad screenshots if your app supports iPad.
No. Both Apple and Google accept composite images — your screenshot inside a device frame graphic. Device frame mockups like this are standard practice for App Store and Play Store submissions and marketing materials. Apple's own marketing extensively uses device frame mockups.
No. Your screenshot is processed entirely in your browser using the HTML5 Canvas API. Nothing is uploaded to any server. Your image stays on your device at all times, making this tool safe to use with unreleased or confidential app screenshots.