App Store Image Resizer

Prepare App Store icons and current iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Watch screenshot canvases using dimensions from Apple documentation.

Sourced publishing presets

App Store and Developer Image Sizes

Prepare icons, screenshots, listing art, repository previews, and profile images with dimensions linked to current platform documentation.

About App Store Image Sizes

Prepare App Store icons and current iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Watch screenshot canvases using dimensions from Apple documentation. Use the sourced presets below, then review the crop and file requirements before submitting the result.

Each preset opens a working browser resizer. The destination service may apply its own compression, masks, or responsive crop after upload.

App Store Size Cheatsheet

Quick reference for all App Store image dimensions.

App Store image dimensions for all formats
FormatDimensions
App Store App Icon1024 × 1024
App Store iPhone 6.9 Screenshot1320 × 2868
App Store iPad 13 Screenshot2064 × 2752
Mac App Store Screenshot2880 × 1800
Apple Watch Series Screenshot416 × 496
Apple Watch Ultra 3 Screenshot422 × 514

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How to resize images for App Store?

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    Step 1: Upload your image

    Select the image you want to resize for App Store. Our tool supports JPG, PNG, WebP, and HEIC formats.

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    Step 2: Choose your App Store format

    Select the specific App Store preset you need, whether it is a background, icon, thumbnail, profile image, banner, post, or another supported placement.

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    Step 3: Download and share

    Review the crop and image quality, then download the resized image and upload it to App Store.

FAQ

App Store image resizer FAQ

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This page provides App Store App Icon (1024x1024), App Store iPhone 6.9 Screenshot (1320x2868), App Store iPad 13 Screenshot (2064x2752), Mac App Store Screenshot (2880x1800), plus 2 more. Open a preset to see whether its dimensions are a documented requirement, recommendation, minimum, or practical working canvas.