Play Store screenshots,
sized right, free.

Google Play does not hand you a size list, it hands you a range. Pick one of the three common Android resolutions, keep every screen at it, and the strip on your listing stays even. Add a headline and a background, export, upload.

1080 × 2400, no frame

The three Android sizes

Every accepted dimension, including the older iPhone classes, is on the screenshot size reference.

How it works

  1. 1Upload your screenshots, one per screen.
  2. 2Pick a device frame, a background and a headline.
  3. 3Export at the exact store size, free, no account.

What Google Play accepts

JPEG or 24-bit PNG with no alpha channel. Each side between 320 and 3,840 pixels, and the long side no more than twice the short side. Two to eight screenshots per form factor. Any of the three sizes above passes on all counts.

Frames on Play

Google does not require a device frame, and many top listings skip one. The editor offers a clean generic frame with no brand on it, or no frame at all with the screenshot filling the canvas. If your app is also on the App Store, the Apple frames are there too, but a Play listing reads better without them.

The feature graphic

Play also asks for a 1024 × 500 feature graphic for the top of the listing. The editor does not make that one; the Google Play guide on the blog covers its size, safe area and what to put in it.

Start at 1080 × 2400

Questions

What size should Google Play screenshots be?

Any size with each side between 320 and 3,840 pixels and the long side at most twice the short side. In practice, 1080 × 2400 matches most current Android phones, 1440 × 3120 is the sharpest, and 1080 × 1920 is the classic 16:9.

Do Play screenshots need a phone frame?

No. A frame is optional on Google Play, and the listing often looks cleaner without one. Use the generic frame if you want a device outline without a brand, or turn the frame off and let the screenshot fill the canvas.

Can I make the feature graphic here?

Not yet. The 1024 × 500 feature graphic is a different kind of asset, closer to a banner than a screenshot. The blog guide explains its rules; the screenshots themselves you can make here.

Is it really free, or free to start?

Free. Every device frame, canvas size and export is included, exports are unlimited, and nothing carries a watermark. You do not need an account to download your work. There is an optional way to support the app, and it unlocks nothing extra.