Google Play screenshot sizes and requirements (2026)

Short answer: use 1080×1920 px (9:16) PNG or JPEG for phone screenshots and upload 4 to 8 of them. Here are the rest of the rules.

Phone screenshots

Rule	Value
Recommended size	1080×1920 px portrait (or 1920×1080 landscape)
Allowed range	320 px to 3840 px per side; the long side can be at most twice the short side
Format	JPEG or 24-bit PNG without transparency, up to 8 MB each
How many	At least 2, up to 8
To be eligible for featuring	At least 4 screenshots, at least 1080 px on the short side

Tablet screenshots

Google Play has separate slots for 7-inch and 10-inch tablets. They are optional, but without them your listing shows phone screenshots on tablets, and large-screen recommendations may skip your app.

Device	Common size
7-inch tablet	1200×1920 px
10-inch tablet	1600×2560 px

The same format rules apply: 320–3840 px per side, aspect ratio no more than 2:1, up to 8 per device type.

Feature graphic and icon

Feature graphic: 1024×500 px, JPEG or 24-bit PNG, required. Shown at the top of your listing and in some promotions.
App icon: 512×512 px, 32-bit PNG, up to 1 MB.

Tips that matter

The first two or three screenshots do most of the work. In search results only the first ones are visible, so lead with your strongest benefit.
Put a short caption on each screenshot (3–6 words). People scan, they don't read.
Localize. Upload translated screenshots for your biggest markets. Google Play lets you set screenshots per language.
Keep the status bar clean or remove it: no notifications, full battery, a neutral time.
No misleading content. Screenshots must show the real app; Google rejects ranking claims like "#1 app" without proof.

Google changes these rules from time to time. Check the current requirements in Play Console Help ("Add preview assets to showcase your app") before you publish.

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