1290 × 2796 — iPhone Screenshot Size, Still Valid

1290 × 2796 px — iPhone 6.9-inch App Store screenshot size (formerly 6.7-inch)

iPhone 6.9-inch App Store screenshot size (formerly 6.7-inch) — 1290 × 2796 px, in full: what it is for, which hardware uses it, and whether the store makes you upload it.

Accepted App Store 6.9-inch display 215:466 · 1 : 2.17 3.6 MP

Verified against Apple’s App Store Connect screenshot specification on August 29, 2026.

Apple requires a 6.9-inch set for any app that runs on iPhone. A 6.5-inch set is accepted instead, and everything smaller is scaled from those two.

1290
×
2796

Portrait

Property	Value
Portrait	1290 × 2796 px
Landscape	2796 × 1290 px
Aspect ratio	215:466 (1 : 2.17)
Total pixels	3.6 MP
Native resolution of	iPhone 16 Plus, 15 Pro Max, 15 Plus and 14 Pro Max
Store	App Store
Slot	6.9-inch display
Status	Accepted
Format	PNG or JPEG, RGB, no alpha channel or transparency
How many	1 to 10 per display class, per localization

1290 × 2796 px, as the App Store states it on August 29, 2026.

What this size is for

For years this was the 6.7-inch class, and half the screenshot guides on the web still describe it that way. Apple folded those handsets into the 6.9-inch class, so 1290 × 2796 is now one of three dimensions that slot accepts — it is not a separate upload and not a separate requirement.

It remains a completely valid submission. If your set is already at 1290 × 2796, upload it as your 6.9-inch screenshots and ship.

The only cost is sharpness: on a 17 Pro Max or 16 Pro Max, whose panels are 2868 × 1320, a 1290-wide image is scaled up by about 2%.

The mistake to avoid: Uploading a 1290 × 2796 set and then hunting App Store Connect for a missing "6.7-inch" slot. It is gone; the 6.9-inch slot is where these files belong.

Devices in the 6.9-inch display slot

The App Store files these devices under the same slot, so one set covers all of them:

iPhone Air
iPhone 17 Pro Max
iPhone 16 Pro Max
iPhone 16 Plus
iPhone 15 Pro Max
iPhone 15 Plus
iPhone 14 Pro Max

Will this file work on Google Play?

No. Google Play refuses any screenshot whose long side is more than twice its short side, and at 1 : 2.17 this one is over that line. Design once, then export a separate 1080 × 1920 set for Play — the artwork is the same, the canvas is not.

Design at 1290 × 2796 without doing the maths

Open the editor with the canvas already set to 1290 × 2796, drop your app screens into a device frame, and export the whole set — watermark-free on the free plan.

Open the editor at 1290 × 2796

The other sizes in this slot

The App Store accepts more than one exact dimension here. Any of them uploads to the same slot — only one set is stored.

Size	Status	Native to
1320 × 2868 px	Required	iPhone 17 Pro Max and iPhone 16 Pro Max
1260 × 2736 px	Accepted	iPhone Air

Frequently asked questions

What size is a 6.9-inch display screenshot on the App Store?

1290 × 2796 px in portrait, 2796 × 1290 px in landscape — an aspect ratio of 215:466 (1 : 2.17). Apple requires a 6.9-inch set for any app that runs on iPhone. A 6.5-inch set is accepted instead, and everything smaller is scaled from those two.

Which devices does the 6.9-inch display slot cover?

iPhone Air, iPhone 17 Pro Max, iPhone 16 Pro Max, iPhone 16 Plus, iPhone 15 Pro Max, iPhone 15 Plus, iPhone 14 Pro Max. 1290 × 2796 px is the native resolution of iPhone 16 Plus, 15 Pro Max, 15 Plus and 14 Pro Max.

Is 1290 × 2796 required?

Apple requires a 6.9-inch set for any app that runs on iPhone. A 6.5-inch set is accepted instead, and everything smaller is scaled from those two. 1290 × 2796 px is a valid upload for this slot.

What format and how many 1290 × 2796 screenshots can I upload?

PNG or JPEG, RGB, no alpha channel or transparency. Count: 1 to 10 per display class, per localization.

Can I upload a 1290 × 2796 screenshot to Google Play?

No. At 1 : 2.17 it exceeds Google Play's rule that no side may be more than twice the other, so Play refuses the upload. Re-export the same design at 1080 × 1920.