App Store Screenshot SizesScreenshot Sizes for iPhone and iPad

App Store Connect requires iPhone with Dynamic Island (medium display) screenshots, such as 1206 × 2622 portrait or 2622 × 1206 landscape. If your app runs on iPad, add an iPad 13-inch set, such as 2064 × 2752 portrait or 2752 × 2064 landscape. From April 2027, apps built with the iOS 27.1 SDK or later also need iPhone Duo screenshots. The reference tables list every accepted alternative.

iPhone with Dynamic Island (medium display), at 1206 × 2622 or 1179 × 2556 portrait, or 2622 × 1206 or 2556 × 1179 landscape. It is App Store Connect’s default iPhone size. AppScreens’ output for this section exports 1206 × 2622 portrait or 2622 × 1206 landscape.

App Store Connect now names iPhone sizes by device type. 6.9-inch is iPhone with Dynamic Island (large display), and 6.7-inch screenshots at 1290 × 2796 go there too. 6.3-inch is iPhone with Dynamic Island (medium display), 6.5-inch is iPhone with Face ID (large display) and 6.1-inch is iPhone with Face ID (medium display). The 5.5-inch, 4.7-inch, 4-inch and 3.5-inch sizes are the iPhone with Home Button displays. The pixel sizes did not change.

Not as separate sets. App Store Connect requires iPhone with Dynamic Island (medium display), and it scales an iPhone with Dynamic Island (large display) set, the former 6.9-inch size at 1320 × 2868, into that section. Apple’s specifications also list iPhone with Face ID (large display), the former 6.5-inch size at 1284 × 2778 or 1242 × 2688, as required when you provide no Dynamic Island (large display) set, even though Apple’s required sizes name only the medium display.

Apple accepts 2064 × 2752 and 2048 × 2732 portrait, or 2752 × 2064 and 2732 × 2048 landscape, in the 13-inch section. Supply this set if your app runs on iPad. AppScreens’ 13-inch output exports 2064 × 2752 portrait or 2752 × 2064 landscape.

No. Upload the required iPhone with Dynamic Island (medium display) set and App Store Connect scales it for smaller iPhones. Add another set only when a display needs a different presentation. iPhone Duo is the exception: App Store Connect doesn’t scale other sizes into it.

No. If you skip 12.9-inch, Apple uses your 13-inch screenshots, scaled. The 2048 × 2732 portrait size is accepted in both sections, and the 13-inch section also accepts 2064 × 2752. Add a separate 12.9-inch set only if its layout needs to differ.

Apple accepts one to ten screenshots for each display size and language. Give each one a distinct benefit, and put your strongest story in the first three, which also appear on the app installation sheets.

Apple accepts JPEG, JPG and PNG screenshots without alpha or transparency. AppScreens exports JPEG or PNG, and its App Store PNGs have no alpha channel unless you switch Export transparency to Inc. Alpha in Project settings › Advanced. Then upload each file to the section that matches its dimensions.

Yes. Choose a landscape output, review the layout and upload it to the matching display section. The reference tables include every accepted landscape size.

Use an accepted pixel size for the display rather than one aspect ratio for everything. A 1206 × 2622 iPhone screenshot and a 2064 × 2752 iPad screenshot have different proportions, and AppScreens gives each output its own composition at the exact size.

No. Your iPad screenshots should show the iPad app. AppScreens keeps the captions and style in step with your iPhone set while you place a capture of the real iPad interface in the 13-inch composition.

No. Your raw capture sits inside the design. The finished listing image includes the caption, background and device treatment at the selected output dimensions. Choose the App Store output in AppScreens and the export comes out at exactly that size.

The file is usually in the wrong display section. Check its pixel dimensions, open View All Sizes in Media Manager and upload it to the matching section. If no section matches, select the correct Apple output in AppScreens and export it again.

Apple does not accept screenshot files with alpha or transparency. AppScreens exports App Store PNGs without an alpha channel by default. If you turned transparency on, open Project settings › Advanced, set Export transparency to Exc. Alpha and export again. JPEG never carries alpha.

Build the set once in AppScreens, then choose the Apple outputs you need. Each export reflows the same design at the exact size, so captions, styling and app captures stay editable for the next update.

Start a free project, choose a free design and export the essential iPhone or iPad portrait sizes.

Apple lists 1398 × 2034 portrait or 2034 × 1398 landscape for the outer display, and 2007 × 2853 portrait or 2853 × 2007 landscape for the inner display. iPhone Duo screenshots are required from April 2027 for apps built with the iOS 27.1 SDK or later, and App Store Connect doesn’t scale other sizes into the iPhone Duo section. AppScreens exports both Duo displays.

No. Product page headers, Search results artwork and Universal Creative Assets are separate marketing placements, shown on iOS and iPadOS 27 and later. AppScreens exports them at 3840 × 1646, 3840 × 2560 and 5244 × 2950 respectively, and the universal asset must be a PNG. Upload them to the Asset Library in App Store Connect, separately from your screenshot sets.

Yes. Connect your account, choose the app, languages and destination, and AppScreens sends each screenshot to its matching display section.