The sizes, in full
These are the sizes this tool exports, and they are read from the same list the exporter uses — so what is in this table is exactly what comes out of the zip.
Apple App Store
| Display size | Pixels (portrait) | Folder in the zip | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| iPhone 6.9" display | 1290 × 2796 | App Store/iPhone 6.9-inch |
iPhone 16 Pro Max, 16 Plus, 15 Pro Max, 15 Plus. Apple accepts this set for every modern iPhone, so it is the one size you cannot skip. |
| iPhone 6.5" display | 1242 × 2688 | App Store/iPhone 6.5-inch |
iPhone 11 Pro Max, XS Max. Still accepted and useful if you support older devices. |
| iPhone 5.5" display | 1242 × 2208 | App Store/iPhone 5.5-inch |
iPhone 8 Plus and earlier Plus models — the classic 16:9 home-button shape. |
| iPad 13" display | 2064 × 2752 | App Store/iPad 13-inch |
iPad Pro 13-inch (M4). Required if your app is available on iPad. |
| iPad 12.9" display | 2048 × 2732 | App Store/iPad 12.9-inch |
iPad Pro 12.9-inch (2nd–6th generation). |
Google Play
| Display size | Pixels (portrait) | Folder in the zip | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Play phone | 1080 × 1920 | Google Play/Phone |
Google Play needs at least two phone screenshots. 16:9 portrait at 1080 × 1920 is inside Play’s 320–3840 px range on every side. |
| Play 7-inch tablet | 1200 × 1920 | Google Play/Tablet 7-inch |
Needed for your listing to be promoted on smaller Android tablets. |
| Play 10-inch tablet | 1600 × 2560 | Google Play/Tablet 10-inch |
Large Android tablets and Chromebooks. |
| Play feature graphic | 1024 × 500 | Google Play/Feature Graphic |
One landscape banner, shown at the top of your Play listing. Mandatory for every app. Keep text well inside the middle — the edges get cropped on some surfaces. |
Need the images rather than the numbers? The generator is right above.
Build my setHow many images each store wants
Apple requires at least one screenshot per display size you support, and allows up to ten. Only the first three appear in search results, so those three carry almost all of the weight — a strong first screen is worth more than a complete set of ten. Since the 2024 requirement change, one 6.9-inch iPhone set covers the entire iPhone range; Apple scales it down for smaller displays rather than asking for a separate upload. iPad is the exception: if your app ships on iPad, it needs its own set and the version cannot be submitted without one.
Google Play requires at least two phone screenshots to publish and at least four for your app to be eligible for promotional placement anywhere on Play. Up to eight are allowed per device type. The 1024 × 500 feature graphic is separately mandatory for every listing. Tablet screenshots are optional, but without them Play flags your app as not designed for larger screens, which affects both ranking and whether it is shown to tablet and Chromebook users.
Formats, and the rules that cause rejections
Both stores take PNG or JPEG. Apple wants RGB, no transparency and no alpha channel; Google Play takes 24-bit PNG or JPEG and the feature graphic must have no transparency at all. This tool exports PNG throughout, which both accept.
Three things reject uploads more often than anything else:
- Dimensions that are off by a pixel. App Store Connect does not resize to fit — a 1289-wide file is simply refused. Every image here is drawn directly at its target size rather than scaled afterwards, so the numbers are exact by construction.
- Content that misleads. Invented star ratings, award badges you did not win, “#1 app” claims, prices that are not real, or features your description does not support. Both stores reject these on review.
- Mentions of other platforms. An App Store screenshot that says “also on Android”, or a Play listing pointing at iOS, is a reliable rejection.
Two softer rules worth knowing: Apple does not want screenshots that are purely a title card with no app interface in them, and Play crops the feature graphic on some surfaces, so keep text away from its edges.
Which sizes to actually export
For most apps the shortest workable list is: the 6.9-inch iPhone set, the 13-inch iPad set if you ship on iPad, the Play phone set, and the Play feature graphic. That is four folders and it satisfies both stores completely. The older iPhone 6.5-inch and 5.5-inch sizes are still accepted but no longer needed, and Play tablet sets are worth adding only once your app genuinely works well on a tablet.
Tick those four in the generator above and one export produces all of them, each in its own folder at its exact pixel size, with a README listing what went where.