An iPhone screenshot generator built around App Store Connect. Upload simulator captures and AppMockup returns a framed, headlined set at 1206 × 2622, the one iPhone size Apple requires, plus iPad 13" and iPhone Duo versions of the same design.
Below: the 2026 sizes, how to upload them, how to reuse one design on iPad, and the rules that get iOS screenshots rejected.
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Apple groups screenshots by display class, and each section in App Store Connect only accepts its own pixel sizes. These are the sections most iPhone and iPad apps deal with.
| App Store Connect section | Accepted portrait sizes (px) | Status | Example devices |
|---|---|---|---|
| iPhone with Dynamic Island (medium display)6.3" | 1206 × 26221179 × 2556 | Required | iPhone 18 Pro, iPhone 17 Pro, iPhone 17 |
| iPhone with Dynamic Island (large display)6.9" | 1320 × 28681290 × 27961260 × 2736 | Optional (scaled if missing) | iPhone 18 Pro Max, iPhone 17 Pro Max, iPhone Air |
| iPhone with Face ID (large display)6.5" | 1284 × 27781242 × 2688 | Optional (scaled if missing) | iPhone 14 Plus, iPhone 13 Pro Max, iPhone 12 Pro Max |
| iPad 13-inch display13" | 2064 × 27522048 × 2732 | Required if the app runs on iPad | iPad Pro (M5, M4), iPad Pro 12.9" (3rd–6th gen), iPad Air 13" (M4, M3, M2) |
| iPad 11-inch display11" | 1668 × 24201668 × 23881640 × 23601488 × 2266 | Optional (scaled if missing) | iPad Pro 11", iPad Air 11", iPad (A16, 10th gen) |
| iPhone Duo (outer display)Duo outer | 1398 × 2034 | Required from April 2027 (iOS 27.1 SDK+) | iPhone Duo |
| iPhone Duo (inner display)Duo inner | 2007 × 2853 | Required from April 2027 (iOS 27.1 SDK+) | iPhone Duo |
Older guides say to start with a 6.9-inch 1320 × 2868 set. Apple now asks for the 6.3-inch medium display instead, and the large display section is optional. Make sure your required set is exactly 1206 × 2622, and check every file with the Dimension Checker before you upload.
Every iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple TV and Apple Watch size is in the full App Store screenshot size guide. To test files you already have, drop them into the screenshot dimension checker.
Upload up to 10 iPhone screenshots in the order you want them in the listing. Each screenshot costs 1 credit and comes back as a finished App Store image.
Once your set is downloaded, this is the order that avoids size errors and missing localizations.
In App Store Connect, go to Apps, pick your app, and open the iOS version you are preparing under Distribution. Screenshots live with the version, so a new version starts with a copy of the previous set.
Under Previews and Screenshots, drag your 1206 × 2622 files into "iPhone with Dynamic Island (medium display)". This one set is enough for every iPhone; App Store Connect scales it for older and smaller models.
Click View All Sizes in Media Manager to see every display class. By default the other iPhone classes reuse the 6.3-inch set. Switch that off for a class only when you want a separate set there, for example a 1320 × 2868 set for the large display.
Apps that support iPad need at least one 2064 × 2752 or 2048 × 2732 screenshot. Smaller iPad sections are scaled from it, the same way iPhone sizes are.
Switch the language menu at the top right of the version page. Each localization keeps its own screenshots. If you skip one, it falls back to the primary language set.
Drag thumbnails to reorder them. The first three appear in search results, so check them on a phone-sized preview before you add the build and submit for review.
Most teams design the iPhone set first. AppMockup can then rebuild that design for the other Apple displays instead of making you start again. The iPad and iPhone Duo converters are part of the Pro plan and above, at 1 credit per converted screenshot.
The converter takes a finished iPhone screenshot and recreates it at 2048 × 2732 for the iPad 13-inch section, keeping the background, colours and headline. The optional layout conversion reflows the phone UI into a wider tablet layout.
Apple wants iPad screenshots to show the app as it runs on iPad. If your app has its own iPad layout, capture it on an iPad simulator and generate from that capture. If the app is iPhone-only, you do not need an iPad set at all.
iPhone Duo has two sections: 1398 × 2034 for the outer display and 2007 × 2853 for the unfolded inner display. App Store Connect never scales other sizes into them, so each needs its own files.
Apple will require Duo screenshots from April 2027 for apps built with the iOS 27.1 SDK or later. Converting now means the set is ready before the deadline, and Duo owners see a listing made for their screen.
The App Store gives you three tools for showing the right screenshots to the right people. All three reuse sets you make here.
In search results, iPhone users see the first three portrait screenshots next to your icon. Many decide there without opening the product page. Lead with the core task the app does, then the feature that sets it apart, then proof such as a result screen. Settings, onboarding and login screens belong at the end or nowhere.
A Custom Product Page is an extra version of your product page with its own screenshots, app previews and promotional text, reached through a unique URL. Use one per ad campaign or audience. A fitness app could run a "home workouts" page whose first screenshot is the workout player, and a "meal tracking" page that opens on the food log. Generate each set in AppMockup with the matching screen first.
Product Page Optimization tests up to three alternative screenshot sets against your default page with a share of organic traffic, and App Store Connect reports which converts better. Change one thing per test, such as the first screenshot or the headline style, so you know what caused the difference.
Each App Store localization has its own screenshots. Translated headlines in the image matter as much as translated metadata, because the image text is what people read first. On the Pro plan, AppMockup can rewrite a finished set's headlines for another language while keeping the design.
Some of these block the upload in App Store Connect. Others pass the upload and come back as an App Review rejection days later.
App Store Connect refuses any PNG that has an alpha channel, even when nothing in it is transparent. Exports from Figma, Sketch or a browser canvas usually keep the alpha channel. Re-save the file as JPEG, or as a PNG without alpha, before uploading.
A 1206 × 2621 file or a capture from an iPhone 11 at 828 × 1792 is not an accepted size. The upload fails with a wrong-dimensions error. Check files before upload with the Dimension Checker.
Screenshots must show the app as it ships. Mock screens for features still in development, or UI from a competing app, can be flagged under App Review Guideline 2.3 (accurate metadata).
Dummy names, "Lorem ipsum" body copy and test data look unfinished and are a common reviewer note. Fill demo accounts with realistic sample content before you capture.
Blur or replace real names, emails, phone numbers, card numbers and health records. Use a demo account so no customer data appears in a public listing.
Do not show Android phones, Android UI or references to other mobile platforms in an App Store listing. Use Apple device frames that match the display class you upload to.
Source: App Store Review Guidelines and Apple screenshot specifications.
Export 1206 × 2622 pixels (or 1179 × 2556) in portrait. That is the "iPhone with Dynamic Island (medium display)" section in App Store Connect, the 6.3-inch class used by iPhone 17, iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone 16 Pro, and it is the only iPhone set Apple requires. Smaller iPhone sections are scaled from it.
No, it is optional. A 1320 × 2868 or 1290 × 2796 file belongs in the "iPhone with Dynamic Island (large display)" section. Upload it there only if you want Pro Max and Plus owners to see a separate set. Dropping it into the required medium display section causes a wrong-size error.
Yes. AppMockup's iPhone to iPad converter (Pro plan) rebuilds a finished iPhone design at the iPad 13-inch size (2048 × 2732) with the same theme and headlines. If your app has a dedicated iPad layout, capture that layout on an iPad simulator first: Apple expects iPad screenshots to show the app as it runs on iPad, not a stretched phone screen.
Not yet for most apps. App Store Connect already accepts iPhone Duo screenshots (1398 × 2034 outer display, 2007 × 2853 inner display), and Apple will require them from April 2027 for apps built with the iOS 27.1 SDK or later. App Store Connect does not scale other sizes into the Duo sections, so they need their own files. On the Pro plan, AppMockup can convert iPhone mockups to both Duo displays.
The two common causes are an alpha channel and a pixel size that does not exactly match the section. Apple rejects any PNG with transparency, even if every pixel is opaque, and a file that is a few pixels off counts as the wrong size. Flatten the image onto a solid background and export at an accepted size such as 1206 × 2622.
Yes. Apple allows device frames, backgrounds and headline text, as long as each screenshot shows your app actually in use. Screenshots that are only title art, a splash screen or a login page, or that show features the app does not have, can be flagged under App Review Guideline 2.3.
App Store Connect accepts 1 to 10 screenshots per display size and localization. Search results show the first three portrait screenshots, so most apps do best with 5 to 8, where the first three explain the core value on their own.
Yes. Each Custom Product Page has its own screenshots, promotional text and app previews, and gets a unique URL you can use in ads or campaigns. A common setup is one set per audience or feature, for example a "budgeting" page and an "investing" page for a finance app, each leading with the matching screen.
Yes. App Store Connect stores a separate screenshot set for every localization you add. On the Pro plan, AppMockup can rewrite the headlines of a finished set for other App Store languages so the layout stays the same and only the copy changes.
Yes, to start. New users get 3 free credits with no credit card and no watermark. Paid plans start at $9.99/month for 25 screenshots, and unused credits roll over for up to 2 months. Cancel anytime.
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