App Store screenshot sizes for iPhone and iPad (2026)

Short answer: upload iPhone screenshots at 1320×2868 px (6.9") and, if your app runs on iPad, at 2064×2752 px (13"). App Store Connect scales them down for smaller devices.

iPhone

Display	Portrait size	Needed?
6.9"	1320×2868, 1290×2796 or 1260×2736 px	Required (or provide 6.5")
6.5"	1284×2778 or 1242×2688 px	Required only if you don't provide 6.9"
6.3" and smaller	Various	Optional, scaled from the larger set

Landscape works too: just swap width and height.

iPad

Display	Portrait size	Needed?
13"	2064×2752 or 2048×2732 px	Required if your app runs on iPad
11" and smaller	Various	Optional, scaled from 13"

Format and limits

PNG or JPEG, RGB, no transparency.
1 to 10 screenshots per device size and language.
Up to 3 app preview videos per size, shown before the screenshots.
Screenshots are set per localization, so each language can have its own captions.

What Apple reviews

Screenshots should show the app in use, not only a title card or splash screen.
Device frames and marketing captions are fine, as long as the screen content is real.
Don't show other platforms' devices (like an Android phone) in App Store screenshots.

Tips for more downloads

Your first three screenshots show up in search results. Use them for the three main benefits.
Write captions as benefits ("Never miss a dose") rather than features ("Reminders").
Use one consistent style across the set, so the screenshots read as one story.
Translate captions for each App Store locale you support. It is one of the cheapest conversion wins.

Apple updates the required sizes when new devices ship. Check "Screenshot specifications" in App Store Connect Help for the current list.

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