App Store screenshots, at the right size
add your app's screenshots. each one comes out in a phone or tablet with your caption above it, at the exact size the App Store or Google Play accepts.
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1320 × 2868 · App Store · drop, paste or pick up to 10 files · they stay on your device
how it works
- 1
add your screenshots
drop, paste or pick up to ten. each one becomes its own store picture.
- 2
write a caption
one short line per screen, with a background, a device and a layout you pick once for all of them.
- 3
download at the store's size
one PNG or all of them, at the exact pixels the store asks for, with no watermark.
the sizes it makes
- iPhone 6.9 inch: 1320 by 2868, the largest iPhone size in App Store Connect
- iPhone 6.5 inch: 1284 by 2778
- iPad 13 inch: 2064 by 2752
- Android phone: 1080 by 1920, for Google Play
- a black or silver device, or the bare screenshot with round corners
- a caption and a smaller line, above or below the device
- eight backgrounds, with the caption in a colour that reads on each
- up to ten screenshots at once, saved one by one or all together
why store screenshots deserve more than a raw capture
most people decide from the first two pictures
On a store page the screenshots sit above the description, and on a phone only the first two or three are in view. Many visitors never scroll further or read a word of the text below. Those few pictures do most of the work of explaining what the app is.
a caption says what the screen can not
A raw screenshot shows a screen, but not why it matters. One short line above it, like "split a bill in two taps", tells a visitor what they would get. Write the benefit, not the name of the feature, and keep it short enough to read in a glance.
the stores are strict about pixels
App Store Connect accepts screenshots only at a few exact sizes for each device, and turns away anything else. Google Play is looser but still has limits on shape and size. Making the picture at the right size from the start saves a round of resizing and re-uploading.
one large size covers the smaller ones
For iPhone, the App Store scales your largest screenshots down for smaller devices, so one good set at the 6.9 inch size is enough to submit. The same holds for iPad with the 13 inch size. You only need more sets when you want different pictures on different devices.
put your best screen first
Order the screenshots by what matters most to a new visitor: the main thing the app does comes first, the settings screen comes last or not at all. Use the same background and layout across the set, so it reads as one story.
a few quick answers.
Are my screenshots uploaded?
No. Every picture is drawn on your own device, in your browser. Nothing is sent to us or anyone else, so it also works for an app that is not released yet.
Which size should I pick for the App Store?
Start with iPhone 6.9 inch. The App Store scales it down for smaller iPhones. Add the iPad 13 inch size only if your app also runs on iPad.
How many screenshots can a store listing have?
The App Store shows up to ten per device size, and Google Play up to eight per device type. This tool makes up to ten at once.
Is there a watermark?
No. The pictures you download have nothing of ours on them.
Can I use a screenshot from a simulator or emulator?
Yes. Any screenshot works. One taken at the device's own shape fills the screen exactly; a different shape is cropped evenly to fit.
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