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Google Play screenshot sizes & requirements.

Screenshot dimensions, file requirements, and feature graphic size for Google Play.

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A tall 1080 by 1920 screenshot beside a wide 1024 by 500 feature graphic, illustrating their different proportions.
A 1080 × 1920 phone screenshot and the required 1024 × 500 feature graphic.

Required sizes and files.

Phone screenshot dimensions
320–3840 px per edge. Long edge ≤ 2 × short edge.
Files & count
JPEG or 24-bit PNG, no transparency. At least 2 screenshots across device types; up to 8 per type.
Feature graphic · separate required asset
1024 × 500 px. It does not replace screenshots.

These rules apply to phone screenshots. Large screens and promotional formats have additional criteria. Source: Google’s asset specifications.

Create Google Play screenshots.

Use the Google Play screenshot generator to build a coordinated phone set.

Google Play · portrait phone

1080 × 1920 px

DeioLab exports portrait phone sets at this size. Add 2–8 screenshots in the editor.

Create screenshots at this size

DeioLab supports portrait phone sets. It does not export landscape sets, tablet sets, or feature graphics.

Penny’s monthly spending dashboard below “Know where your money goes” on a pale blue background.Category budgets and progress bars below “Budgets that bend” in a Google Play screenshot composition.Penny’s shared-bill screen with the headline “Split bills with friends.”A transaction-export screen with the headline “Export for tax time.”
Google Play screenshots made in DeioLab. Penny is a fictional spending app.

Screenshot sizes and file rules.

Baseline upload ruleRequirement
Each edge320–3840 px
ShapeLong edge ≤ 2 × short edge
FilesJPEG or 24-bit PNG; no alpha
CountAt least 2 across device types; up to 8 per type

Source: Google’s preview-asset specifications. Device-specific rules can differ.

For screenshot-based recommendation formats: apps need at least four screenshots; games, three. Use 9:16 portrait or 16:9 landscape with a short edge of at least 1080 px.

Example canvasWidth × height
Portrait · 9:16DeioLab phone set preset1080 × 1920
Landscape · 16:9Reference only1920 × 1080
Higher-resolution portraitCalculated 2× example; reference only2160 × 3840

Google accepts multiple phone resolutions. Use a sharp source image for the size you choose.

Tablets and Chromebooks.

For tablets and Chromebooks, Google specifies at least four screenshots, dimensions of 1080–7680 px, and 9:16 portrait or 16:9 landscape. Exclude added promotional text.

Capture your app’s tablet layout for tablet screenshots.

Android’s adaptive app guidance explains why layouts vary across tablets and foldables. Use captures from each supported layout.

This guide covers phones and large screens. Wear OS, TV, Automotive, and XR have separate rules in Google’s reference.

Feature graphic: 1024 × 500 px.

A feature graphic is required: 1024 × 500 pixels, JPEG or 24-bit PNG without alpha. It does not replace your screenshots.

Create the feature graphic separately so the screenshot and text fit its wider shape.

Google’s listing best practices favor concise, truthful visuals, consistent styling, and important content near the center. Avoid ranking or promotional claims.

DeioLab export size.

The Google Play phone set exports 1080 × 1920 portrait slides as numbered RGB PNGs in one ZIP. It supports 2–8 slides and starts with a clean frame.

DeioLab does not export tablet sets, landscape sets, or feature graphics.

Create a Google Play phone set

Before you upload.

  1. Capture your Android app.

    Use sharp screenshots from your current Android build. Capture phone and tablet layouts separately.

  2. Keep the app visible.

    Keep added text short and show the app as it works today.

  3. Review the set.

    Open Review set to check the order, headlines, and screenshot crops.

  4. Check the exported files.

    Extract the ZIP, confirm dimensions, and check each PNG at its actual size. Upload the images to the matching Play Console slots and keep the editable project.

For iPhone and iPad apps, see the App Store screenshot sizes guide.

Sources.

Checked on . Sizes and requirements are from Google’s documentation.

Check your uploads against the requirements shown for your app in Play Console.

Create your Google Play screenshots.

Create a Google Play set