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.
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
App Store Connect currently uses these iPhone screenshot buckets:
- •iPhone Duo (outer display): 1398 × 2034px
- •iPhone Duo (inner display): 2007 × 2853px
- •iPhone with Dynamic Island (large): ASOShot exports 1320 × 2868px
- •iPhone with Face ID (large): ASOShot exports 1242 × 2688px
- •iPhone with Dynamic Island (medium, required): ASOShot exports 1206 × 2622px
- •iPhone with Face ID (medium): ASOShot exports 1170 × 2532px
- •iPhone with Home Button (large): 1242 × 2208px
- •iPhone with Home Button (medium): 750 × 1334px
- •iPhone with Home Button (4"): 640 × 1136px
Each is an Apple-accepted portrait dimension for its bucket. The 1290 × 2796 size is accepted in the Dynamic Island (large) bucket, not a separate upload slot. iPhone Duo's displays are much wider than other iPhones, so give them their own composition and screenshots.
Step-by-Step Export Guide
Design your screenshots in the editor, open the Preview size manager, add the App Store buckets you need, and preview each canvas before export. Use ZIP export to generate every selected size and locale. The ZIP groups files by locale and store size so each image can be uploaded to its matching App Store Connect bucket.
Tips for Multi-Device Export
Get the best results when exporting for multiple iPhone sizes:
- •Design once at the largest size (Dynamic Island large) and let the tool scale down: this ensures maximum quality
- •Use the same design for all standard iPhone sizes, with a separate foldable image for iPhone Duo
- •Check that captions remain readable at the smallest size (Home Button large): text that looks fine at the largest size may be too small there
- •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 manually resizing a downloaded file, uploading a valid resolution to the wrong display bucket, mixing portrait and landscape dimensions, or exporting a PNG with an alpha channel. App Store Connect accepts PNG, JPEG, and JPG, but an opaque lossless RGB PNG preserves text and UI most accurately.
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