App Store Screenshot Sizes in 2026
App Store Connect now takes screenshots in three sections: iPhone, iPhone Duo and iPad. One iPhone set is required, plus one iPad set if your app runs on iPad. Here are the sizes that matter in 2026.
The sizes App Store Connect accepts
| Section in App Store Connect | Screenshot size (portrait) | Devices at that size |
|---|---|---|
| iPhone 6.1” or 6.3” | 1206 × 2622 | iPhone 16 Pro, 17, 17 Pro, 18 Pro |
| iPhone 6.1” or 6.3” | 1179 × 2556 | iPhone 15, 15 Pro, 16 |
| iPhone Duo | 2007 × 2853 | iPhone Duo, inner display |
| iPhone Duo | 1398 × 2034 | iPhone Duo, outer display |
| iPad 12.9” or 13” | 2064 × 2752 | iPad Pro 13” |
| iPad 12.9” or 13” | 2048 × 2732 | older iPad Pro 12.9” |
Each section takes either of its two sizes, in portrait or flipped for landscape. Build the iPhone set at 1206 × 2622 and the iPad set at 2064 × 2752, the sizes the current hardware captures.
Always check Apple’s official specifications before submitting: Apple adjusts the list as new devices ship.
Do I still need 6.9” screenshots?
No. App Store Connect’s iPhone section takes 1206 × 2622 or 1179 × 2556 and has no slot for anything larger. The 6.9” set at 1320 × 2868 was the required one earlier in 2026, with 6.7” (1290 × 2796) and 6.5” (1242 × 2688) as the alternatives.
A set already built at 1320 × 2868 carries over. That size and 1206 × 2622 are the same shape to within two pixels, so export the same artwork again at 1206 × 2622 and upload that.
Apple’s reference page hasn’t fully caught up. Its “Required device sizes” summary names “iPhone with Dynamic Island (medium display)”, which is the 6.1” or 6.3” section. The table further down still lists the 6.9”, 6.7” and 6.5” sizes and attaches a requirement to them.
What screenshot sizes does the iPhone Duo need?
The iPhone Duo has its own section in App Store Connect and takes two screenshot sizes, one per display: 2007 × 2853 for the inner display and 1398 × 2034 for the outer one. In landscape that is 2853 × 2007 and 2034 × 1398.
The Duo isn’t on Apple’s list of required sizes, which names only the iPhone and iPad sets, so an app can ship without a single Duo screenshot. What Apple doesn’t say is what a Duo shows when you skip them: every other iPhone row in its table names the set it falls back to, and the Duo row names none.
That gap matters because the shapes are nowhere near each other. A 1206 × 2622 screenshot is 0.46 as wide as it is tall. The Duo’s inner display is 0.70 and its outer display 0.69, closer to an iPad’s 0.75 than to any other iPhone. A tall phone composition can’t fill that without bars or a crop, so a Duo set is a second layout, not a resize. If you already build an iPad set, start from that one.
Screeny frames both Duo displays. The empty frames are also on the free frames page as transparent PNGs: 2247 × 3093 around the inner display and 1574 × 2194 around the outer one, with screen cutouts at exactly the two sizes above.
What reviewers actually reject
Size compliance is mechanical. App Store Connect simply won’t accept a wrong resolution. What actually hurts your listing is content: screenshots that are raw UI dumps with a messy status bar, no device frame, and no story. Your first two screenshots are effectively your ad; most visitors never swipe further.
A strong set usually means: your app in a real device frame, a clean 9:41 status bar, a readable caption, and a consistent background system across all 10 slots.
Where the mockup comes from
Almost every App Store screenshot has a device mockup in it: your app, inside a real iPhone frame, on a background, usually with a caption above it. Making that mockup is the slow part, and it’s the part Screeny does:
- Take your screenshots on the device you’re targeting
- Batch import up to 10 into Screeny
- Apply one preset: frame, status bar, background
- Export the whole set in one pass, transparent background if you want one
Because every item gets the same style, the set looks designed rather than assembled.
Screeny makes the mockup; it doesn’t lay out the final store asset. The exact 1206 × 2622 canvas (caption text, margins, the crop) is a composition step, and it belongs in whatever you already use for layout: Figma, Sketch, Canva, or a Shortcut. Export the framed mockup as a transparent PNG, drop it onto a canvas at the size in the table above, and you have a compliant screenshot in about a minute per slot.
If you’d rather build that composition by hand, the device frames are free to download: same PNGs, transparent, at the resolution the phone actually captures.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need screenshots for every iPhone size? No. One set at 1206 × 2622 covers every iPhone. App Store Connect scales it for the others.
Do I need iPhone Duo screenshots? No. The iPhone Duo has its own section in App Store Connect, taking 2007 × 2853 for the inner display and 1398 × 2034 for the outer one, but Apple’s required sizes are only the iPhone and iPad sets.
Can screenshots include the device frame? Yes. Framed screenshots (with a marketing background and caption) are standard practice and Apple’s own guidelines allow them.
What about app preview videos? Previews have their own sizes: 886 × 1920 in portrait for iPhone and for the iPhone Duo, and 1200 × 1600 for iPad. See How to Make an App Preview Video on Your iPhone.