APP STORE SCREENSHOT GUIDE

App Store screenshot sizes, without the guesswork.

Current App Store screenshot sizes for iPhone and iPad, plus a practical workflow for building clear screenshot sets without redesigning every image.

UPDATED AUGUST 7, 2026

App Store screenshot requirements change as Apple adds display groups. Use this page to plan the artwork, then confirm the final dimensions in App Store Connect before uploading.

App Store screenshot requirements at a glance

Apple currently accepts between one and ten screenshots in JPEG, JPG, or PNG format. Screenshot files cannot contain transparency. You usually do not need to design every historical size because App Store Connect can scale accepted screenshots for smaller display groups.

1–10screenshots per supported set
JPG / PNGaccepted image formats
No alphatransparency is not accepted

Source: Apple App Store Connect screenshot specifications.

Current iPhone screenshot sizes

For the 6.9-inch iPhone display group, Apple lists three accepted portrait dimensions and their landscape equivalents. Choose the pair that matches the source device or simulator capture.

Display groupPortraitLandscape
6.9-inch iPhone1260 × 2736 px2736 × 1260 px
1290 × 2796 px2796 × 1290 px
1320 × 2868 px2868 × 1320 px
6.5-inch iPhone1284 × 2778 px2778 × 1284 px
1242 × 2688 px2688 × 1242 px

Apple states that the 6.5-inch set is required for an iPhone app when a 6.9-inch set is not supplied. Other iPhone display groups can use scaled artwork according to Apple’s current rules.

Current iPad screenshot sizes

If the app runs on iPad, Apple requires a 13-inch iPad screenshot set. The accepted dimensions cover both current and earlier 13-inch-class captures.

Display groupPortraitLandscape
13-inch iPad2064 × 2752 px2752 × 2064 px
2048 × 2732 px2732 × 2048 px

Keep the orientation consistent with the product experience. A landscape-first app should use landscape screenshots rather than placing a landscape interface inside a portrait image.

How to create a complete App Store screenshot set

  1. Choose the story before the template.List the three to six product benefits a new visitor should understand in order.
  2. Capture clean source screens.Use realistic content, remove debug overlays, and capture at the highest available device resolution.
  3. Set one visual system.Keep headline position, type scale, background treatment, and device framing consistent across the gallery.
  4. Show one benefit per card.Use each screenshot to advance the story instead of repeating the same dashboard view.
  5. Export and validate.Check pixel dimensions, orientation, file type, localization, and safe placement before upload.
Build the visual set in MockupX

Start with an App Store layout, add your capture, and adapt the composition without rebuilding it from scratch.

Open the editor

Pre-upload checklist

  • Every image uses an Apple-accepted pixel size.
  • The set contains one to ten screenshots for each required device group.
  • Files are JPEG, JPG, or PNG without an alpha channel.
  • Headlines and product UI remain legible at App Store thumbnail size.
  • The first screenshot communicates the strongest benefit.
  • Localized sets use reviewed text and matching in-app language.
  • The final requirements were checked in App Store Connect.

App Store screenshot FAQ

How many screenshots can I upload to the App Store?

Apple allows between one and ten screenshots for each supported device group and localization.

What file formats does App Store Connect accept for screenshots?

App Store Connect accepts JPEG, JPG, and PNG screenshots. Apple says screenshot images cannot contain alpha channels or transparency.

Do I need screenshots for every iPhone size?

Not always. Apple can scale screenshots between some display groups. The required set depends on the devices your app supports and which larger display screenshots you provide, so confirm the current requirement in App Store Connect before submission.

What is the best layout for App Store screenshots?

Use one benefit per image, keep headline placement consistent, show a different product moment on each card, and review the full gallery as one sequence.