App Store screenshot sizes
Find dimensions for the iPhone and iPad sizes supported by Studio. Start with the default sizes below, or choose a device class for more options.
Use the iPhone size for an iPhone app. Add an iPad set if your app also runs on iPad.
Supported iPhone and iPad sizes
Copy dimensions for your design tool or open a size for details. This reference covers Studio’s export sizes; see Apple’s full specifications for other devices. Checked 7 September 2026.
| Device class | Portrait | Upload folder |
|---|---|---|
| 6.9-inch iPhone | 1320 × 2868Studio default | iPhone 6.9-inch 1320x2868 |
| 6.9-inch iPhone | 1290 × 2796 | iPhone 6.9-inch 1290x2796 |
| 6.9-inch iPhone | 1260 × 2736 | iPhone 6.9-inch 1260x2736 |
| 6.5-inch iPhone | 1284 × 2778 | iPhone 6.5-inch 1284x2778 |
| 6.5-inch iPhone | 1242 × 2688 | iPhone 6.5-inch 1242x2688 |
| 13-inch iPad | 2064 × 2752Studio default | iPad 13-inch 2064x2752 |
| 12.9-inch iPad | 2048 × 2732 | iPad 12.9-inch 2048x2732 |
By device class
Choose the class that matches your app. A 6.9-inch set covers the iPhone requirement; apps that run on iPad need a 13-inch set.
6.9-inch iPhone
Designed natively in the editor. 3 accepted sizes.
6.5-inch iPhone
Re-rendered on export from a 6.9-inch design. 2 accepted sizes.
13-inch iPad
Designed natively in the editor. 1 accepted size.
12.9-inch iPad
Designed natively in the editor. 1 accepted size.
Check dimensions and content
Upload errors and App Review feedback need different fixes. Check the file first, then review what the screenshots show.
File dimensions
If App Store Connect rejects the dimensions, re-export at a size listed for the selected device class.
Show the app in use
Guideline 2.3.3 asks screenshots to show the app’s interface and functionality. Include useful app screens alongside your captions.
Use appropriate platform imagery
Guideline 2.3.10 covers unrelated imagery from other mobile platforms and marketplaces. Check frames, status bars, and badges.
See Apple's App Store Review Guidelines, checked 7 September 2026.
Check your screenshot files
Drop a PNG or JPEG on the validator. It reads the dimensions in your browser, says which class the file fits, and names the closest accepted size when it fits none. Nothing is uploaded.
Common questions
- What size do App Store screenshots have to be in 2026?
- This reference covers 7 supported sizes across 4 device classes. 1320 × 2868 for the 6.9-inch iPhone and 2064 × 2752 for the 13-inch iPad are Studio’s default starting sizes. Read from Apple's screenshot specifications on 7 September 2026.
- Do I need a separate set for every device size?
- No. One set per device class is enough, and Apple marks the 6.5-inch iPhone class required only when 6.9-inch screenshots are not provided. Cover the 6.9-inch iPhone and, if your app runs on iPad, an iPad class.
- Can App Store screenshots be landscape?
- Yes. Apple lists a landscape entry for every screenshot size, with the same numbers transposed. Use the orientation your app is actually used in.
- What file formats does App Store Connect take?
- PNG and JPEG, one to ten files per size and per language. Images cannot include alpha channels or transparencies, which is why a PNG exported with a transparent background is refused at a size that would otherwise pass.
- How do I know these sizes are current?
- They are read from Apple's screenshot specifications, last checked on 7 September 2026, and match the export sizes supported by Studio. Apple also lists other sizes in its full screenshot specifications.
Create screenshots at the right size
Studio starts at a supported size. Free includes full-resolution export at the default size; Pro adds every size in this reference and multiple languages.