Google Play Screenshot SizesScreenshot Sizes and Requirements

1080 × 1920 portrait and 1920 × 1080 landscape are practical high-resolution phone canvases. Google’s general limits are 320 to 3840 pixels per side, with the longest no more than twice the shortest. Tablets, Wear OS, TV, Automotive and XR add their own rules, all listed in the specifications above.

Google’s general screenshot rules specify 320 to 3840 pixels per side, with the longest side no more than twice the shortest. Its separate tablet and Chromebook guidance specifies 1080 to 7680 pixels in 9:16 portrait or 16:9 landscape.

At least two screenshots across your supported device types to publish the listing, with up to eight per device type. To be eligible for recommendation formats, apps need at least four high-resolution screenshots and games at least three.

No. Google uses a dimension range and a maximum ratio rather than Apple’s exact display-size list. The required 1024 × 500 feature graphic is the fixed-size exception.

Any ratio up to 2:1 passes the general rule, so even a square image is accepted. For recommendation formats, use 9:16 portrait or 16:9 landscape with a shortest side of at least 1080 pixels. Wear OS uses 1:1 and Android XR uses 8:5.

Many phone captures are taller than 2:1. A 1080 × 2340 capture has a ratio of 2.17, so it fails even though both sides fit the range. Place the capture inside a 9:16 listing canvas, keep the interface undistorted and export the finished image.

No. It is a practical 9:16 phone canvas, not a fixed requirement. AppScreens’ Android phone and tablet outputs use 2160 × 3840 portrait and 3840 × 2160 landscape, and you can enter 1080 × 1920 as a custom size when you need it exactly.

Google’s tablet and Chromebook guidance calls for at least four in-app screenshots between 1080 and 7680 pixels, in 9:16 portrait or 16:9 landscape. AppScreens has separate 7-inch and 10-inch tablet outputs, both at 2160 × 3840 portrait or 3840 × 2160 landscape.

Yes, when the tablet layout differs. Show the real tablet interface; Google’s large-screen guidance is separate from the phone rules, so an enlarged phone screen doesn’t represent your tablet app.

Yes, when the artwork represents the app on both sizes. If navigation or layout changes, use the matching captures. When you upload with only one tablet output selected, AppScreens asks whether to use that set for both tablet sections.

Google’s large-screen guidance asks for in-app screenshots without extra marketing text. Duplicate your AppScreens project, use tablet captures, remove the added captions and artwork, and choose the Full Screen device treatment. Export that clean set and keep your captioned phone design as it is.

Reuse the design, not the files. Keep your AppScreens design, swap in Android captures and export the Google Play output sizes. The composition adapts without rebuilding your visual style.

Google accepts JPEG or 24-bit PNG without alpha. PNG suits sharp interface text and flat graphics; JPEG suits photo-heavy artwork. In AppScreens, choose the format in Project settings › Advanced or Preview & Export and exclude alpha when exporting PNG.

In AppScreens, open Project settings › Advanced and choose Export transparency › Exc. Alpha, or choose Exclude Alpha Channel (No Transparency) in Preview & Export. A solid-looking background doesn’t remove an enabled alpha channel. JPEG exports never include alpha.

In AppScreens, select the Android outputs in Project settings › Output Sizes, fit your real app captures without stretching them, preview each composition and export JPEG or PNG without alpha. For an exact canvas, enter its width and height as a custom size. To fix a finished file, check and resize it in the free Google Play screenshot resizer.

Yes. Choose the Android outputs in Setup, add your app captures, preview the composition and export the set.

Yes. Start a free project, choose a free design and export the essential Android portrait sizes.

Yes. AppScreens uploads your phone and tablet screenshots straight to your Google Play primary listing once you connect your account and choose the app and languages.

Update your saved AppScreens project and export the revised set. In Play Console, open Main store listing, choose the language and replace the images in the matching Graphics section, then save and send the change for review. AppScreens can upload the new set to your Primary listing for you.

No. Store listing screenshots change without a new app binary. Replace the assets and complete Play Console’s review and publishing steps.

No. The feature graphic is a separate required 1024 × 500 image in JPEG or 24-bit PNG without alpha. Create and export it in its own AppScreens project.

No. 1280 × 720 is the size of the separate TV banner. TV screenshots follow the general limits; Google requires at least one, showing the real TV interface.

No. Google requires Wear OS screenshots to show only the app interface, without a watch frame, added captions, backgrounds or masking.

Automotive screenshots need at least two 800 × 1280 portraits and two 1024 × 768 landscapes using generic system UI; parked app categories may skip them. XR needs four to eight 8:5 screenshots, at least 1920 × 1200 and ideally 3840 × 2400, up to 8 MB each. AppScreens exports the XR canvas as a custom size.