Screenshot sizes,
every store, every display.
Both stores accept a fixed set of screenshot dimensions. Upload something outside it and the listing comes back rejected. Below is every size the editor exports, at the exact pixel values App Store Connect and Google Play Console accept, grouped by the display class each one belongs to.
App Store
- iPhone 6.9" display1320×2868 · 1290×2796 · 1260×2736
- iPhone 6.5" display1242×2688 · 1284×2778
- iPhone 6.3" display1206×2622 · 1179×2556
- iPhone 6.1" display1170×2532 · 1125×2436 · 1080×2340
- iPhone 5.5" display1242×2208
- iPhone 4.7" display750×1334
- iPhone Duo (foldable)2007×2853 · 1398×2034
- iPad2048×2732 · 1668×2388
- Mac2880×1800 · 2560×1600 · 1440×900 · 1280×800
- Apple Watch416×496 · 422×514
Google Play
Export at exactly these sizes
Every dimension on this page is a preset in the editor. Pick one, drop your screenshots into a device frame, add a headline, and the export comes out at the pixel size the store wants. Unlimited exports, no watermark, and nothing to sign up for.
Questions
Which App Store screenshot size do I actually need?
One 6.9-inch iPhone set covers every iPhone: App Store Connect scales it down for the smaller displays when you do not upload a separate set. If your app runs on iPad, add a 13-inch iPad set. Everything else is optional.
Does Google Play have fixed screenshot sizes?
No. Google Play accepts a range rather than a list, so the three Android sizes here are the common phone resolutions inside that range. Pick one and export every screen at it so the strip on your listing stays even.
Are these the sizes the editor exports?
Yes, and only these. This page is generated from the same list the editor’s canvas picker uses, so a size here is always one you can export at exactly these pixels, free and without an account.
For how many screenshots each listing takes, file format rules and what Apple scales automatically, read the App Store screenshot size guide and the Google Play guide.