Guide · Google Play

Google Play screenshot size.

TL;DR. Google Play screenshots are flexible: minimum 320 px on the shortest side, maximum 3840 px. 16:9 or 9:16 aspect ratio. JPEG or 24-bit PNG without alpha. Most submissions use 1080 × 1920 (Pixel 9) or 1284 × 2778 (Galaxy S24 Ultra) for phone, scaling up for tablet.

Per asset type

Asset	Dimensions	Notes
Phone screenshot	`1080 × 1920` to `3840 × 7680`	9:16 or 16:9. Min 2 required, max 8.
7" tablet screenshot	`1024 × 1024` to `3840 × 3840`	Min 320, max 3840. Up to 8.
10" tablet screenshot	`1080 × 1920` to `3840 × 3840`	Same min/max as 7". Up to 8.
Feature graphic	`1024 × 500`	JPEG/PNG, no alpha, no text in the bottom 25% (overlapped by play button on some surfaces).
App icon	`512 × 512`	32-bit PNG with alpha. Min 24 KB.
Promo video	YouTube link	30 sec recommended. Public, embeddable.

Practical sizes to actually upload

Most generators (and Screenshotify) default to 1080 × 1920 for phone — that's the native Pixel resolution and matches the App Store iPhone 6.1" aspect ratio. For higher-density screens like Galaxy S24 Ultra, 1284 × 2778 gives sharper text. Google scales as needed; uploading larger is fine.

Big differences from App Store

Google accepts any size in the allowed range — no per-device-class matrix like Apple's. Pick one aspect and scale.
Feature graphic is mandatory. Apple has no equivalent. Design it to work without text in the bottom quarter.
No per-locale localized screenshot upload in the same UI as Apple — Google Play uses the "store listing experiment" flow for locale variants, which is opt-in per country.
16:9 landscape is supported and common for landscape-first apps (games especially).

Cross-store reuse

If you're generating for both stores: design at the larger Apple size (e.g., 6.9" iPhone 1320 × 2868) and export at 1080 × 1920 for Google as a separate output. Screenshotify's batch ZIP does this automatically when you enable both formats.

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