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App Store screenshot sizes & requirements.

The required iPhone and iPad dimensions, file rules, and export presets for your next App Store submission.

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Habit overview with a phone frame and headline.Streak calendar in a tilted phone composition.Add-habit screen shown in a close-up phone composition.Reminder settings in a fully visible tilted phone composition.
A coordinated App Store set made in DeioLab for the fictional Steady app.

Which screenshot size do you need?

For iPhone, Apple lists the medium Dynamic Island group as required: 1179 × 2556 or 1206 × 2622 pixels in portrait.

If your app supports iPad, include the 13-inch group: 2064 × 2752 or 2048 × 2732 pixels.

You do not need a separate upload for every row below. When the app’s UI is consistent, App Store Connect can scale screenshots from the highest required resolution to smaller groups. The fallback source depends on the group; Apple’s specifications list those rules.

Choose the group first, then one of its accepted dimensions. All sizes below measure the whole exported image, including its background and text.

iPhone screenshot sizes.

Width × height, in pixels. Sizes within each row are alternatives. Switch the view to see portrait or landscape dimensions in both tables.

Display groupPortrait · pixels
Dynamic Island · mediumRequired iPhone group1179 × 25561206 × 2622
Dynamic Island · largeAccepted large-display group1260 × 27361290 × 2796DeioLab preset1320 × 2868
Face ID · largeRequired if large Dynamic Island screenshots are absent1284 × 27781242 × 2688
Face ID · mediumAdditional device group1170 × 25321125 × 24361080 × 2340
Home button · largeAdditional device group1242 × 2208
Home button · mediumAdditional device group750 × 1334

This table covers standard iPhone display groups. Older status-bar variants and separate device-specific displays are in Apple’s full reference.

iPad screenshot sizes.

The 13-inch group is required for iPad apps. Other groups allow device-specific artwork.

Display groupPortrait · pixels
13-inchRequired for apps supporting iPad2064 × 2752DeioLab preset2048 × 2732
12.9-inchAdditional device group2048 × 2732
11-inchAdditional device group1488 × 22661668 × 24201668 × 23881640 × 2360
10.5-inchAdditional device group1668 × 2224

For older iPad sizes and status-bar variants, consult Apple’s full table.

File requirements.

  • 1–10 screenshots per device size.
  • JPEG or PNG, with no alpha channel or transparency.
  • Portrait or landscape: use the matching width and height from the tables.

Export the complete composition with an opaque background. A transparent device cutout is a separate asset for uses such as a website.

What DeioLab exports today.

The coordinated set workflow has two App Store presets. Both export numbered RGB PNGs without transparency, in slide order, inside one ZIP.

iPhone · large display

1290 × 2796 px

An accepted large Dynamic Island size. The set workflow does not currently export the medium group’s 1179 × 2556 or 1206 × 2622 dimensions. Check the slots and scaling available for your app before choosing this preset.

Create a 1290 × 2796 set

iPad · 13-inch display

2064 × 2752 px

A portrait export for the required 13-inch group. Use iPad screenshots and compose for this canvas rather than stretching a finished phone slide.

Create a 2064 × 2752 set

Both set presets are portrait. The table’s landscape sizes are reference dimensions; the set exporter does not offer them.

iPhone · large1290 × 2796
Portrait export canvas: 1290 pixels wide and 2796 pixels tall, with dimension lines.
iPad · 13-inch2064 × 2752
Portrait export canvas: 2064 pixels wide and 2752 pixels tall, with dimension lines.
Measure the whole exported image, not the device inside it. These are DeioLab’s two portrait App Store set presets.

Prepare the set, then review it.

Choose a device group before arranging your screenshots. That gives you a real canvas to judge the headline, crop, and reading order against.

  1. Bring the right source screens.

    Capture the app at a useful resolution. Use an iPad layout for an iPad composition; resizing an image cannot create missing detail or change the app’s interface.

  2. Build one visual sequence.

    Import your screens into a set. Keep the background and type consistent, then give each slide one job. Replace a screenshot without rebuilding the composition.

  3. Check the whole row.

    Open Review set. Read the headlines in order, check every crop, and look at the images together.

  4. Export and inspect the files.

    Download the ZIP, extract it, and check the actual pixel dimensions. Match the numbered PNGs to the right App Store Connect slots. Keep the editable project for the next release.

DeioLab’s Review set window displaying the Steady screenshot sequence before export.
Review the sequence, not just the first slide. This example uses the fictional Steady app.

Sources & review date.

Requirements checked on . Apple’s documentation controls the submission rules; DeioLab preset sizes were checked against the current set exporter.

Follow the upload slots shown for your app in App Store Connect. Meeting the image dimensions does not guarantee approval; Apple’s product-page guidance also covers what your screenshots should show.

Publishing on Android too? See the Google Play screenshot sizes guide.

Ready to put the set together?

App Store screenshot generator