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A Google Play feature graphic is a required 1024 x 500 promotional image. Google uses it across Play Store discovery surfaces and as the cover image for a preview video.

Create an editable 1024 x 500 design in AppScreens with your artwork and headline. Translate the captions for your selected languages, then upload the language versions together to your connected Google Play app. You can also export JPEG or suitable PNG files for manual upload.

AppScreens keeps your design, translations and store delivery together. Update one saved feature-graphic project, generate its localized versions and upload the selected languages to Google Play in one job. Keep the layout, artwork and branding ready for the next release instead of maintaining separate files for each market.

Google Play feature graphics must be exactly 1024 x 500 pixels, exported as JPEG or 24-bit PNG without an alpha channel.

Yes. Edit your saved AppScreens design and upload the revised graphic directly to Google Play, or export it for manual replacement in Play Console. Keep the layout and branding you already created.

Yes. Import your JPEG or PNG and fit it without stretching, then add editable captions and artwork around it. A flattened image stays one layer, so its original text doesn’t become editable.

Yes. Translate captions into 80+ languages with AI, Google Translate or your own wording. AppScreens automatically fits text and lets you customize fonts and artwork per language. Select the languages for your Google Play listing in Preview & Export, then upload their 1024 x 500 feature graphics together in one job. Follow Play Console’s review and publishing steps after delivery.

Start designing for free, with no card required. See Pricing for feature-graphic export and upload options.

Show your app’s main benefit with a clear focal point, recognizable artwork and a short, readable message. Keep important content away from the edges and leave room for the preview-video overlay when your listing includes a video.

Avoid fine detail, prominent branding that duplicates your app icon, store badges, device imagery, and claims like “Best”, “#1”, “Free”, “Sale” or “Million Downloads”.

Open a 1024 x 500 feature-graphic design in AppScreens and add your image. Fit it proportionally, crop background detail where needed and fill the remaining canvas with your design. Keep faces, logos and app interfaces in their original proportions, then export the finished wide graphic.

Import your JPEG or PNG into AppScreens as artwork, then build the updated composition around it. A flattened file stays one image. Add editable captions and design elements in AppScreens when you want to change those parts independently on future updates.

Yes. Google Play requires a 1024 x 500 feature graphic to publish the listing even when you have no preview video. With a video, the graphic also acts as its cover image.

Keep your main message and important artwork toward the center, with background detail at the edges. Allow for cropping across Play Store placements and leave room for the preview-video play button. The exported file stays exactly 1024 x 500 pixels.

AppScreens uploads feature graphics directly to your Google Play main store listing. Connect your app and Google Play service account, save the project, select the feature-graphic output and languages in Preview & Export, then choose Upload to App Stores. For manual upload, export the graphic and add it under Graphics in your Play Console main store listing. Follow Play Console’s review and publishing steps to make your changes live.

Google Play uses the feature graphic as the cover for a preview video and in larger discovery placements, including app collections, ads and recommended game groups. Design it to explain your app’s value even when it appears apart from the screenshot gallery.

Open your saved AppScreens feature-graphic project and change the headline, artwork, colors or layout. Upload the revised 1024 x 500 graphic directly to your connected Google Play main store listing, or export it for manual upload. Follow Play Console’s publishing steps after delivery.

No. Google Play screenshots show the app experience, while the feature graphic is a separate wide 1024 x 500 listing asset. Use AppScreens to give both the same visual style. Apple’s App Store uses its own screenshot requirements rather than this Google Play feature-graphic format.