Guide · iPhone

iPhone App Store screenshot size.

TL;DR. For 2026 submissions: 6.9" iPhone screenshots at 1320 × 2868 are the new baseline. If your app supports iPhone 8 Plus or older, also supply 5.5" at 1242 × 2208. Apple auto-scales for every class in between — 6.7", 6.5", 6.1".

Why 6.9" is the new baseline

Since iPhone 15 Pro Max (and confirmed by iPhone 16 Pro Max in 2024), the largest iPhone display class is 6.9" at 1320 × 2868. Apple now treats this as the preferred upload class: supply 6.9" and Apple downscales to 6.7", 6.5", and 6.1" automatically. If you skip 6.9" you can still upload 6.7" as a baseline, but the per-device preview on iPhone 16 Pro Max will be Apple-scaled.

Required vs accepted

App Store Connect distinguishes "required" sizes (you can't submit without them) and "accepted" sizes (extra uploads improve per-device quality). In 2026:

Required: 6.9" 1320 × 2868 — for apps supporting iPhone 16/15 Pro Max class.
Required if you support pre-iPhone X: 5.5" 1242 × 2208 — covers iPhone 8 Plus and older.
Accepted but optional: 6.7", 6.5", 6.1", and the older 4.7" SE class.

Full table

The complete iPhone matrix lives on the pillar guide. Quick reference below.

Display	Devices	Portrait (px)
6.9"	16 Pro Max, 15 Pro Max	`1320 × 2868`
6.7"	16 Plus, 15 Plus, 14 Plus	`1290 × 2796`
6.5"	11 Pro Max, XS Max	`1242 × 2688`
6.1"	16, 15, 14, 13, 12, 11	`1170 × 2532`
5.5"	8 Plus, 7 Plus, 6s Plus	`1242 × 2208`
4.7"	iPhone SE 2nd/3rd gen	`750 × 1334`

Common mistakes

Uploading 1284 × 2778 thinking that's 6.7". That was the iPhone 13 Pro Max class size; current 6.7" is 1290 × 2796.
Trying to upload screenshots in landscape for a portrait app. Apple rejects with a size mismatch.
Using alpha-channel transparency in the visible area. Apple composites over its page background, often looks broken.

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