App Store Connect iPhone 6.9-inch screenshot requirements
The published requirements are already set. Add your image and FileBelow makes it match — 1320×2868 · JPEG or PNG.
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Portrait screenshots for the 6.9-inch display are 1320 by 2868 pixels. Apple does not accept alpha channels or transparency in screenshots, so a PNG with transparency has to be flattened first. Apple publishes no byte limit for screenshots.
Official source · checked 2026-08-21
The published requirements
| Exact dimensions | 1320×2868 px |
|---|---|
| Accepted formats | JPEG, PNG |
Read from developer.apple.com on .
Platforms change their requirements without notice. If this page disagrees with the source, the source is right — please tell us so we can correct it. Changes are recorded in the changelog.
What App Store Connect iPhone 6.9-inch screenshot means in practice
Portrait screenshots for the 6.9-inch display are 1320 by 2868 pixels. Apple does not accept alpha channels or transparency in screenshots, so a PNG with transparency has to be flattened first. Apple publishes no byte limit for screenshots.
Screenshots at the wrong size are rejected during app review, which restarts the review queue.
Where this image actually appears
The screenshots carried by an App Store product page, shown as a swipeable gallery. The first two or three are visible without scrolling and are the only ones most people ever look at, which makes their order a bigger decision than their content.
Preparing one properly
Capture from the simulator at the exact device size rather than from a phone and scaling afterwards — scaling a screenshot softens every edge of the interface, and interface edges are all a screenshot contains. Fill the frame with realistic content, not placeholder text; empty states are the least persuasive thing an app can show.
The mistake people make
Submitting raw captures with no context. The screenshots that work carry a short caption above the device explaining what the screen does, because a product page is read by somebody who has not used the app and cannot infer the feature from the interface alone.
Meeting the requirements
Choosing App Store Connect above sets every rule in the table at once, and the result panel reports each one with a pass or a fail rather than leaving you to check. Because App Store Connect specifies exact dimensions, the image is cropped from the centre rather than stretched, and the byte search is not allowed to go below 1320×2868 — if a size limit cannot be met at those dimensions, the page says so instead of quietly breaking the rule that matters more.
To see what is wrong before changing anything, the App Store Connect requirement check reports every rule against your file without processing it.
Common questions
- What size should a App Store Connect iphone 6.9-inch screenshot be?
- 1320×2868 · JPEG or PNG. Those are the values published by App Store Connect itself, read from its documentation on 2026-08-21 — the source link is on this page so you can check it. Platforms change requirements without announcing it, so verify before anything important.
- Do I need screenshots for every iPhone size?
- Not for every size. App Store Connect scales one set down to cover smaller devices, so a set captured at the largest current display size is generally sufficient. What it will not do is scale *up*, which is why the largest size is the one to prepare first.
- Can App Store screenshots include text and graphics?
- Yes, and most well-performing listings do. A caption and a background around the device frame are normal practice. What is not allowed is a screenshot that misrepresents the app — showing features it does not have, or an interface it does not use.
- Is my image uploaded when I use this page?
- No. The image is opened, measured and processed by your own browser. This site is entirely static and has no server that could receive a file, which you can confirm in your browser’s network tab or by going offline after the page has loaded.