iPhone 6.7" (practical)
Recommended1290×2796 ~19.5:9
Common required high-end iPhone screenshot class in App Store Connect.
Use in toolApp Store · Image size
App Store Screenshot Size
App Store screenshots for modern iPhones commonly use 1290×2796 (6.7"). Keep UI and captions inside the safe margin, then download before App Store Connect.
Browser crop · stays on your device
Crop your App Store screenshot
1290 × 2796
Add a photo to crop
Upload a device frame or UI capture—keep captions inside the safe margin.
Size specs
Apple requires specific size classes per device family. Confirm the exact matrix in App Store Connect for your app version—this page ships practical masters to crop toward.
Publish
Export this for App Store upload.
iPhone 6.5"
1284×2778 ~19.5:9
Alternate 6.5" class still listed for some localization sets.
Use in tooliPad Pro 12.9"
2048×2732 ~3:4
Tablet screenshot class—do not stretch a phone frame into iPad.
Use in tool| Asset | Pixels | Ratio | Notes | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| iPhone 6.7" (practical) Recommended | 1290×2796 | ~19.5:9 | Common required high-end iPhone screenshot class in App Store Connect. | Use in tool |
| iPhone 6.5" | 1284×2778 | ~19.5:9 | Alternate 6.5" class still listed for some localization sets. | Use in tool |
| iPad Pro 12.9" | 2048×2732 | ~3:4 | Tablet screenshot class—do not stretch a phone frame into iPad. | Use in tool |
Match the device slot Apple asks for
App Store Connect rejects screenshots that miss the required pixel class for the devices you support. A practical starting master for modern iPhones is 1290×2796 (6.7"). Older 6.5" slots often want 1284×2778.
iPad listings need their own ratio—commonly 2048×2732 for 12.9" class art. Stretching a phone screenshot into iPad looks wrong and may fail validation.
Keep marketing captions inside the safe margin. Status bars and home indicators still eat the outer bands when you show real device chrome.
Google Play uses different phone, tablet, and feature-graphic rules—open that guide instead of reusing an App Store export as-is.
Good vs weak crop
Same full-screen frame—top and bottom UI chrome cover anything glued to the edges.
Clear UI + caption band
- True required pixel class.
- Headline clear of home indicator.
- Consistent framing across the set.
Stretched phone on iPad canvas
- Wrong size class rejected by Connect.
- Tiny text only readable on desktop zoom.
- Phone UI stretched to fill iPad.
Before you upload
Tick these off against your crop preview—nothing is saved.
Related surfaces compared
Similar-looking slots often use different ratios—do not reuse one export for all of them.
iPhone 6.7"
1290 × 2796
This page default.
iPhone 6.5"
1284 × 2778
Alternate phone class.
iPad 12.9"
2048 × 2732
Tablet class.
Google Play phone
1080 × 1920
Different store—separate guide.
| Surface | Typical size | Note |
|---|---|---|
| iPhone 6.7" | 1290 × 2796 | This page default. |
| iPhone 6.5" | 1284 × 2778 | Alternate phone class. |
| iPad 12.9" | 2048 × 2732 | Tablet class. |
| Google Play phone | 1080 × 1920 | Different store—separate guide. |
Check App Store Connect before you submit
Apple updates accepted sizes when new devices ship. Crop here to get clean masters, then match the media manager’s required slots for your app version.
Also listing on Google Play?
- Google Play screenshot size — Phone + feature graphic
- Re-export—do not assume 1290×2796 equals Play’s limits
After you download
From this download to a live upload in a few minutes.
- 1
Download each size class you need.
- 2
Upload in App Store Connect → app → Previews and Screenshots.
- 3
Assign iPhone and iPad media separately.
- 4
Submit only after Connect shows green checkmarks for required slots.
Frequently asked questions
What size are App Store screenshots?
Modern iPhone listings commonly need 1290×2796 (6.7"). Confirm the exact classes App Store Connect lists for your app.
Do I need iPad screenshots too?
If your app supports iPad, yes—use the iPad size class (often 2048×2732 for 12.9"). Do not stretch phone art.
Can I crop screenshots here?
Yes. Download the pixels, then upload in App Store Connect yourself.
Is this the same as Google Play?
No. Play has its own phone, tablet, and 1024×500 feature graphic rules.