Choose the App Store screenshot size first
Start with an iPhone or iPad screenshot size, then preview your image inside that exact canvas. This helps you decide whether to crop tighter, keep the full screenshot, or add padding before export.
App Store screenshot toolImages are processed locally in your browser and are not uploaded to a server.
App Store Screenshot Size Tool
Turn an app screenshot, product mockup, or launch visual into common App Store screenshot sizes. Choose iPhone or iPad, preview the device frame size, adjust the crop, and export a ready-to-upload image.
Preview
Check the selected App Store screenshot size before export. Drag and zoom the image so interface text, product screens, captions, and key UI details stay clear.
Upload an image to preview the selected App Store screenshot size.
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Upload image
Upload an image first, then download the selected App Store screenshot size.
App Store screenshot size: create iPhone and iPad images
Create App Store screenshots for common iPhone and iPad sizes. Upload an app screen or mockup, choose a target screenshot size, adjust framing, keep the full image or fill the frame, and export a clean image for App Store Connect.
Prepare common iPhone and iPad screenshot sizes
This page includes common App Store Connect targets such as iPhone 6.9-inch, iPhone 6.5-inch, and iPad 13-inch screenshots. Use the preset that matches the listing asset you need to submit.
Local processing without uploading the source image
Resize, crop preview, padding, and export run in your browser. The source image is not sent to a server, which is useful for unreleased apps, private UI, client work, and launch screenshots.
Common App Store screenshot size notes
App Store Connect accepts several screenshot sizes by device class. Choosing the target canvas before export helps reduce repeated uploads, soft edges, and layout surprises.
iPhone 6.9-inch: 1290 x 2796 px
This portrait size is commonly used for newer large iPhone screenshots. It gives app screens, captions, and product details enough room for a clear store listing image.
iPhone 6.5-inch: 1242 x 2688 px
This is another common iPhone screenshot target in App Store Connect. Use it when your store listing requires a 6.5-inch iPhone screenshot set.
iPad 13-inch: 2048 x 2732 px
iPad screenshots use a larger portrait canvas. Keep interface details and captions readable, especially when adapting a phone screenshot or marketing mockup.
Frequently asked questions
Common questions about App Store screenshot size, App Store Connect uploads, iPhone screenshots, iPad screenshots, and export formats.
What size should App Store screenshots be?
App Store screenshot sizes depend on the device class. Common portrait targets include 1290 x 2796 for iPhone 6.9-inch, 1242 x 2688 for iPhone 6.5-inch, and 2048 x 2732 for iPad 13-inch.
Which iPhone screenshot size should I upload?
Use the iPhone size requested by App Store Connect for your app listing. If you need a newer large iPhone screenshot, 1290 x 2796 is a common 6.9-inch portrait target.
Can I resize one screenshot for multiple App Store sizes?
Yes, and this is the safer workflow: 1. Upload one high-resolution source screenshot or mockup. 2. Switch through the App Store size presets you need, such as iPhone 6.9-inch, 6.5-inch, and iPad. 3. For each size, adjust the crop or padding separately instead of reusing the exact same framing. 4. Export each version as its own file before uploading to App Store Connect. That usually gives better readability and framing across devices.
Should App Store screenshots be JPG or PNG?
App Store Connect accepts JPG, JPEG, and PNG screenshots. PNG is often better for sharp UI text and interface details, while JPG can work well for photo-heavy promotional screenshots.
How do I avoid blurry App Store screenshots?
1. Start with the highest-resolution source screenshot you have. 2. Export directly at the target App Store size instead of scaling the same image repeatedly. 3. In the preview, check buttons, headlines, icons, and UI edges for softness. 4. If the image is mostly UI or text, try PNG first. This usually helps reduce blur after upload.
Does this tool upload my app screenshots?
No. The resize, crop, padding, preview, and export steps run locally in your browser, and the source image is not uploaded to the server.
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