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App Store & Google Play Screenshot Sizes (2026 Guide)

Getting your screenshot dimensions wrong is one of the most common reasons app store uploads get rejected. Apple and Google each require specific pixel sizes for every device class, and those requirements change as new devices ship. This guide lists the exact width × height for every size you need in 2026, for both the App Store and Google Play.

Screenshots should be exported at full resolution with no rounding or scaling. Upload the highest required size for each platform — Apple needs at least one 6.9" iPhone set and Google needs at least one phone set — and add tablet and TV sizes if your app supports them.

SizePlatformDimensions (px)
iPhone 6.9"App Store (iOS)1320 × 2868
iPhone 6.7"App Store (iOS)1290 × 2796
iPhone 6.5"App Store (iOS)1284 × 2778
iPhone 5.5"App Store (iOS)1242 × 2208
iPad Pro 13"App Store (iOS)2064 × 2752
iPad Pro 13" (Landscape)App Store (iOS)2752 × 2064
iPad Pro 12.9"App Store (iOS)2048 × 2732
Apple TVApp Store (iOS)1920 × 1080
Android PhoneGoogle Play (Android)1080 × 1920
Android Phone (Landscape)Google Play (Android)1920 × 1080
Android 7" TabletGoogle Play (Android)1206 × 2144
Android 10" TabletGoogle Play (Android)1448 × 2576
Android TV / Google TVGoogle Play (Android)1920 × 1080
Feature GraphicGoogle Play (Android)1024 × 500

Which sizes do you actually need?

For the App Store, the 6.9" iPhone set is mandatory and automatically scales to smaller iPhones, so it's the one size you can't skip. Add an iPad Pro set if your app runs on tablets, and an Apple TV set for tvOS apps. For Google Play, a single portrait phone set is required, with tablet and Android TV / Google TV sizes recommended when supported. Don't forget the 1024 × 500 feature graphic that appears at the top of your Play Store listing.

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