Does the App Store support Greek listings?

Yes. Apple’s localization is called Greek, and you add it in App Store Connect alongside your primary language. Google Play’s code is el-GR.

Which App Store storefronts show a Greek listing?

Greek is not the default language of any storefront — it is an additional supported language in 2 of Apple’s 173 App Store countries and regions (Cyprus, Greece). Those storefronts default to another language, so the Greek listing only exists if you add it.

How much fits in the Greek App Store keyword field?

About 50 characters. Apple’s keyword field is 100 bytes, not 100 characters, and Greek costs roughly 2 bytes per character in UTF-8. Google Play has no keyword field at all — its limits are counted in characters, full-width or half-width alike.

What are the character limits for a Greek store listing?

The same as every other language: App Store name 30, subtitle 30, promotional text 170, description 4,000, keywords 100 bytes; Google Play name 30, short description 80, full description 4,000. The limits do not change per language — how much you can say inside them does.

Greek App Store Localization

Storefronts and localization names read from Apple’s App Store localizations reference; language codes and field limits from Google Play’s translation language list and each store’s field reference. Checked August 29, 2026.

Property	Value
Language	Greek — Ελληνικά
App Store localization	Greek
Google Play code	el-GR
Script	Greek · left-to-right
Default storefronts	0
Supported storefronts	2
Keyword field	100 bytes ≈ 50 Greek characters
Our translator code	`el`

Read from the stores’ own references on August 29, 2026.

Greek is an additional supported language in the Greece and Cyprus storefronts, both of which default to English (U.K.).

Greek characters are two bytes in UTF-8, so Apple’s keyword field holds about 50 of them.

Where a Greek listing appears

Apple publishes the default language of all 173 App Store storefronts, and Greek is the default in none of them — it is an additional supported language in 2. Those markets see English unless you add the Greek localization yourself.

Additionally supported in

Cyprus Greece

What you translate, and what it costs you

Both stores cap the same fields, and neither cap changes by language — but the amount of meaning you fit inside them does. Apple’s keyword field is the one that surprises people: it is measured in bytes, so Greek at about 2 bytes per character leaves roughly 50 characters. Google Play counts characters instead, and says so explicitly: its limits “apply to both full-width and half-width characters”.

Store	Field	Limit
App Store	App name	2–30 characters
App Store	Subtitle	30 characters
App Store	Keywords	100 bytes
App Store	Promotional text	170 characters
App Store	Description	4,000 characters
Google Play	App name	30 characters
Google Play	Short description	80 characters
Google Play	Full description	4,000 characters

In Greek: Greek accents sit above capitals in headline settings, and an all-caps transform drops them — which is correct Greek typography, but only if it is deliberate.

The screenshots are part of the localization

Both stores let you upload a separate screenshot set per localization, and in practice the captions are what sells — a translated description under English screenshots converts like an English listing. Design the frames once, then export the same layout per language rather than rebuilding it: that is the difference between localizing into Greek in an afternoon and not doing it at all.

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