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Upload screenshots (multiple supported)
Add one or more images. Each will be resized to all App Store and Google Play dimensions.
App Store Screenshot Resizer
Upload one or more screenshots and download every official App Store Connect and Google Play Console dimension — free, in your browser, no sign-up.
How to resize store screenshots
- Export your UI mockups or device captures at the largest size available.
- Choose iOS, Android, or both.
- Upload PNG or JPG files (multiple files supported).
- Download the ZIP and upload each size to App Store Connect or Play Console.
iOS screenshot sizes included
- iPhone 16 Pro Max: 1320×2868px — 6.9" Display
- iPhone 15 Pro Max: 1284×2778px — 6.7" Display
- iPhone 15 Pro: 1179×2556px — 6.1" Display
- iPhone 8 Plus: 1242×2208px — 5.5" Display
- iPhone 8 / SE: 750×1334px — 4.7" Display
- iPad Pro 13": 2064×2752px — 13" Display
- iPad Pro 12.9": 2048×2732px — 12.9" Display
- iPhone 16 Pro Max Alt: 1290×2796px — 6.9" Display
Google Play sizes included
- Phone HD: 1080×1920px — Full HD portrait
- Phone Standard: 720×1280px — HD portrait
- Phone Minimum: 480×800px — WVGA
- Tablet 8": 1024×1280px — 8+ inch tablets
- 7" Tablet: 600×1024px — 7 inch tablets
- Phone 19.5:9: 1080×2340px — Modern aspect
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FAQ
What screenshot sizes does the App Store require?
Apple groups screenshots by device family — for example 1290×2796 for 6.7-inch iPhones and 2048×2732 for 12.9-inch iPad Pro. Our tool exports the current standard set so each upload matches App Store Connect.
What about Google Play screenshot dimensions?
Google Play expects phone screenshots such as 1080×1920 and tablet sizes for 7-inch and 10-inch slots. Select Android or both platforms to include Play Console sizes in your ZIP.
Can I resize multiple screenshots at once?
Yes. Upload several PNG or JPG files — each source image is resized to every required store size and packaged in organized folders.
Will text stay sharp after resizing?
Start from the highest resolution source you have. Downscaling from a large design export keeps UI text crisp; upscaling a small mockup will look soft.