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App Store screenshot sizes: what to prepare first.

Apple supports multiple screenshot display families, but most app teams should start with the modern iPhone and iPad screenshots their listing requires, then add older or optional sizes only when needed.

1 to 10 screenshotsPNG or JPEGiPhone and iPad display families
Track every habit
Locales18 ready
Store pages5 selected
iPhone 6.9"iPad 13"Android

The practical iOS screenshot set

For modern iPhone listings, Apple lists 6.9-inch screenshots with accepted portrait sizes including 1260 x 2736, 1290 x 2796, and 1320 x 2868 pixels. For iPad apps, Apple lists 13-inch screenshots including 2064 x 2752 or 2048 x 2732 pixels.

Start with the required families

If your app runs on iPhone, prepare current iPhone screenshots. If it runs on iPad, prepare iPad screenshots too.

Use the first three screenshots carefully

The earliest screenshots carry the clearest product value and should explain the core benefit without relying on the full description.

Keep localization in mind

Screenshot text should be short enough to survive expansion in translated languages.

How ASOScreens helps with App Store sizes

ASOScreens keeps iPhone and iPad screenshot deliverables inside the project, so pages, templates, and localized copy can be exported or uploaded without rebuilding the artwork manually.

FAQ

Questions this page answers.

How many App Store screenshots can I upload?

Apple lists one to ten screenshots for supported screenshot formats.

Should I create separate iPhone and iPad screenshots?

If your app runs on both device families, separate iPhone and iPad screenshots are usually the cleaner choice because the screen proportions and product context differ.

Create the store screenshots this page describes.

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