What screenshot sizes does the App Store require in 2026?

A 6.9-inch iPhone set at 1320×2868 portrait is the required baseline, with Apple scaling it to smaller iPhone displays. If your app supports iPad you must also supply a 13-inch iPad set at 2064×2752.

How many screenshots can I upload?

Up to 10 per device size on the App Store and 8 on Google Play, with a minimum of 2 on Play. In practice the first two or three are what nearly everyone sees.

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App Store Screenshot Sizes

Required screenshot dimensions for the App Store and Google Play, with counts and limits.

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Asset	Portrait	Landscape	Required	Notes
iPhone 6.9" (16 Pro Max)App Store	1320 × 2868	2868 × 1320	Required	Up to 10 screenshots. Smaller iPhone sizes scale from this set.
iPhone 6.5" (older)App Store	1242 × 2688	2688 × 1242	Optional	Optional if the 6.9" set is supplied.
iPad Pro 13"App Store	2064 × 2752	2752 × 2064	Required	Required only if your app supports iPad.
Phone screenshotsGoogle Play	1080 × 1920 min	1920 × 1080 min	Required	2–8 screenshots. 16:9 or 9:16, between 320px and 3840px.
Feature graphicGoogle Play	—	1024 × 500	Required	Shown above your listing. No transparency, JPG or 24-bit PNG.
App iconGoogle Play	—	512 × 512	Required	32-bit PNG with alpha.
7-inch tabletGoogle Play	1200 × 1920	1920 × 1200	Optional	Required to be featured on tablets.

Exact pixel dimensions for every screenshot slot both stores accept, along with how many each allows and which are mandatory.

Store submissions fail on asset technicalities more often than on anything in the review guidelines.

Apple's required sizes

App Store Connect requires screenshots for the largest iPhone display, and separately for iPad if you support it. Smaller sizes are optional and get scaled from the largest, which is usually acceptable — but if a caption sits close to the edge, check the downscaled result rather than assuming.

Play's extra assets

Google Play additionally requires a 1024×500 feature graphic and a 512×512 icon, both separate from your screenshots. The feature graphic appears above your listing on many surfaces and is frequently the first thing a browsing user sees, yet it is routinely treated as an afterthought.

Why submissions fail on assets

Both consoles validate uploads against exact pixel dimensions before a human ever reviews the app. A screenshot that is a few pixels out, a feature graphic with transparency, or an icon with an alpha channel where none is allowed will each stop the submission. None of these are judgement calls, which is what makes a checklist worth more than experience here.

How to use the app store screenshot sizes

Filter to the store you are submitting to.
Produce the required sizes first — the optional ones scale from the largest set.
Check the notes column for format rules, especially transparency, which differs per asset.
Do not forget Play's feature graphic and icon, which are separate from screenshots entirely.
Export the checklist and tick each asset off before you open the submission form.

Use it with

App Store Screenshot Generator — Turn raw captures into store-ready screenshots at the exact sizes Apple and Google require.
iOS App Icon Sizes — Every iOS icon dimension, what it is used for, and the scale factor behind it.
Device Size Reference — Screen dimensions, logical points, pixel density and safe areas for current iPhones and Android handsets.

Frequently asked questions

What screenshot sizes does the App Store require in 2026?: A 6.9-inch iPhone set at 1320×2868 portrait is the required baseline, with Apple scaling it to smaller iPhone displays. If your app supports iPad you must also supply a 13-inch iPad set at 2064×2752.
What does Google Play require beyond screenshots?: A 1024×500 feature graphic and a 512×512 icon, both mandatory and both separate from your screenshots. The feature graphic appears above your listing and is often the first thing a browsing user sees.
How many screenshots can I upload?: Up to 10 per device size on the App Store and 8 on Google Play, with a minimum of 2 on Play. In practice the first two or three are what nearly everyone sees.