Google Play Image Resizer

Prepare a Google Play app icon, feature graphic, and portrait phone screenshots with presets based on current Play Console guidance.

All Google Play Image Sizes

Choose the Google Play format you need, then review its source notes, crop, and image quality.

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 Google Play Image Sizes

Prepare a Google Play app icon, feature graphic, and portrait phone screenshots with presets based on current Play Console guidance. 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.

Google Play Size Cheatsheet

Quick reference for all Google Play image dimensions.

Google Play image dimensions for all formats
FormatDimensions
Google Play App Icon512 × 512
Google Play Feature Graphic1024 × 500
Google Play Phone Screenshot1080 × 1920

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How to resize images for Google Play?

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    Step 1: Upload your image

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

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    Step 2: Choose your Google Play format

    Select the specific Google Play 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 Google Play.

FAQ

Google Play image resizer FAQ

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This page provides Google Play App Icon (512x512), Google Play Feature Graphic (1024x500), Google Play Phone Screenshot (1080x1920). Open a preset to see whether its dimensions are a documented requirement, recommendation, minimum, or practical working canvas.