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Google Play screenshot requirements

Updated August 29, 2026 3 min read

Google Play is more flexible than the App Store on dimensions but strict about counts, aspect ratio and the required feature graphic. Miss any of these and Play Console blocks publishing. Here is the full checklist for 2026.

Verified against Google Play’s graphic asset requirements on 29 August 2026.

Screenshot sizes

AssetRecommended (px)Constraints
Phone (portrait)1080 × 19209:16 · the size Google names for recommendation eligibility
Phone (landscape)1920 × 108016:9 · same eligibility rule
7-inch tablet1080 × 1920 or largerOptional slot · Google asks for 4+ large-screen shots, 1080–7680 px, 9:16 or 16:9
10-inch tablet1600 × 2560 is a common canvasOptional slot · same large-screen guidance
Chromebook1920 × 1080Optional slot · same large-screen guidance
Google publishes bounds rather than exact sizes: 320–3840 px per side for any screenshot, and 1080–7680 px with a 16:9 or 9:16 shape for large screens. 1080 × 1920 and 1920 × 1080 are the two it names.

Required store graphics

AssetExact size (px)Format
Feature graphic1024 × 500JPEG or 24-bit PNG (no alpha)
App icon512 × 51232-bit PNG (with alpha)
Promo videoYouTube URLOptional
The feature graphic is mandatory and rejected if it is the wrong size or has transparency.
The #1 rejection cause: uploading a feature graphic that isn’t exactly 1024×500, or a screenshot/feature graphic that still has an alpha channel. Flatten to RGB before you upload.
Each Play asset has a page of its own with the exact rules and a ready canvas: 1080 × 1920 phone screenshots and the 1024 × 500 feature graphic, with the rest in the full size table.

The rule people miss: 2:1

Play states it in a sentence that is easy to skim past — the maximum dimension of your screenshot can’t be more than twice as long as the minimum dimension. That is a hard 2:1 cap in either direction, and it is why a very tall phone capture can be refused even though both of its dimensions sit inside the 320–3840px bounds.

A modern phone screen is about 2.16:1, so a raw full-bleed capture from a current handset is already over the limit. Designing at Play’s recommended 1080 × 1920 (exactly 16:9, or 1.78:1) keeps you comfortably inside it — which is the practical reason to use the recommended size rather than your device’s native resolution.

Every device type Play accepts

Up to 8 screenshots per device type, with a minimum of 2 on the types you support. Play lists rather more device types than most developers realise:

Google explicitly warns against text in a screenshot that is not part of your core app experience, because it “can get cut off on Play homepages on certain screen sizes”. Captions are fine; captions running to the edge of the frame are not.

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Frequently asked questions

What size should Google Play screenshots be?

Google Play accepts screenshots from 320px to 3840px on each side, with a maximum aspect ratio of 2:1. The recommended phone size is 1080×1920 (9:16). You need at least 2 and up to 8 per type.

Do I need a feature graphic for Google Play?

Yes. Every Play Store listing requires a feature graphic at exactly 1024×500 px (JPEG or 24-bit PNG, no alpha). It appears at the top of your listing and in promotional placements.

How many screenshots does Google Play allow?

Up to 8 per device type (phone, 7-inch tablet, 10-inch tablet, Chromebook, Wear OS, Android TV, Android Automotive, Android XR). Google’s minimum is two screenshots across device types to publish at all — but for the placements where Play recommends apps using screenshots it asks for at least four at 1080 px or more (three for games), and at least four for large screens.

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