February 20, 20265 min read

How to Export Screenshots for All iPhone Sizes (2026 Guide)

Complete guide to exporting App Store screenshots at every required iPhone size. Required resolutions, batch export workflow, and tips for managing multiple devices.

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How to Export Screenshots for All iPhone Sizes (2026 Guide)

Complete guide to exporting App Store screenshots at every required iPhone size. Required resolutions, batch export workflow, and tips for managing multiple devices.

Required iPhone Screenshot Sizes

As of 2026, Apple requires screenshots for these iPhone device sizes:

  • iPhone 6.7" (iPhone 15 Pro Max / 16 Pro Max): 1320 x 2868px
  • iPhone 6.5" (iPhone 14 Plus / 13 Pro Max): 1284 x 2778px
  • iPhone 6.1" (iPhone 15 Pro / 15 / 14 Pro): 1179 x 2556px
  • iPhone 5.5" (iPhone 11 Pro Max / 8 Plus): 1242 x 2208px

Note: Apple may update required sizes with new device releases. Always verify current requirements in App Store Connect Help.

Step-by-Step Export Guide

Here's how to export screenshots for all iPhone sizes using ASOShot:

  1. 1.Design your screenshot in the visual editor at any size
  2. 2.Go to the Export tab in the right panel
  3. 3.Select the iPhone sizes you need: 6.7", 6.5", 6.1", and/or 5.5"
  4. 4.Click 'Export All as ZIP' to generate all selected sizes in one download
  5. 5.The ZIP file contains properly named PNGs for each device size
  6. 6.Upload the PNGs to App Store Connect under the corresponding device slots

The entire process takes under a minute. No manual resizing, no separate design files, no Photoshop.

Tips for Multi-Device Export

Get the best results when exporting for multiple iPhone sizes:

  • Design once at the largest size (6.7") and let the tool scale down: this ensures maximum quality
  • Use the same design for all sizes: Apple accepts the same screenshot design across device families
  • Check that captions remain readable at the smallest size (5.5"): text that looks fine at 6.7" may be too small at 5.5"
  • Export in both light and dark mode if your app supports both themes
  • Save your project as JSON before exporting: re-import to make changes later
  • Use consistent file naming: the ZIP organizes files by device for easy identification

Common Export Mistakes to Avoid

Avoid these common mistakes when exporting iPhone screenshots:

  • Don't resize manually: use the batch export to get exact pixel dimensions
  • Don't mix portrait and landscape: App Store screenshots must be in the correct orientation
  • Don't forget the 5.5" size: older devices still need screenshots
  • Don't use JPEG: App Store requires PNG format
  • Don't add watermarks: Apple rejects screenshots with watermarks or logos
  • Don't include pricing or promotional text in screenshots: this violates App Store guidelines
  • Don't forget to localize: export for all languages you support

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