App Store Screenshot Resizer
Resize app screenshots to exact App Store and Google Play sizes. Free to use without an account, email address, or payment. The result downloads immediately after processing.
Resize app screenshots to exact App Store and Google Play sizes.
Upload your app screenshot and resize it to the exact pixel dimensions Apple App Store and Google Play require for submission.
- Category: Image
- Availability: Free to use without an account, email address, subscription, or payment.
- Input: One visitor-selected file
How it works
- Upload your app screenshot from phone, simulator, or emulator.
- Pick the target store (App Store or Google Play) and device size.
- Process and download a screenshot ready to upload.
Use cases
- Resize an iPhone 6.7 inch screenshot to 1290x2796 for App Store Connect.
- Generate a Google Play phone screenshot at 1080x1920.
- Make an iPad screenshot at 2048x2732 from a Mac simulator capture.
- Resize a feature graphic to Google Play's 1024x500 requirement.
Frequently asked questions
What sizes does Apple App Store require?
Common sizes include 6.7 inch (1290x2796 portrait), 6.5 inch (1284x2778 or 1242x2688), and 12.9 inch iPad (2048x2732 portrait). Use the closest preset and pick portrait or landscape to match.
What sizes does Google Play require?
Phone screenshots typically 1080x1920, tablet screenshots 1200x1920, and a feature graphic at 1024x500. PNG or JPG both accepted.
Should I use PNG or JPG for app store screenshots?
PNG is recommended for screenshots with sharp UI text and flat colors (which is most app screenshots). The tool defaults to PNG for this reason.
Can I add a device frame or marketing text?
Not in this tool. This focuses purely on getting the exact pixel size the stores require. For marketing screenshots with text overlays, you'd compose those separately first, then resize here.
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