iPad App Store Screenshot Requirements

When iPad screenshots are mandatory, which 13-inch size to export, and how Apple auto-scales smaller iPad slots.

If your app runs on iPad, App Store Connect expects iPad screenshots. iPhone-only artwork stretched to tablet proportions usually looks wrong and wastes conversion on Universal apps.

iPhone sizing is covered in App Store Screenshot Size Checklist. This article focuses on iPad-only decisions.

The size that matters most

For current submissions, prioritize the 13-inch display class:

OrientationPixels
Portrait2064 × 2752
Landscape2752 × 2064

Apple auto-scales this set to smaller iPad display classes when you do not upload dedicated sizes. That is why most teams export one high-quality 13-inch set instead of maintaining every legacy iPad dimension.

The older 12.9-inch 2048×2732 slot still exists for the iPad Pro (2nd generation) edge case. Nearly all active apps can standardize on 2064×2752.

When iPad screenshots are required

  • Universal apps that ship an iPad build must provide iPad visuals.
  • iPhone-only apps can omit iPad slots entirely.
  • If your UI is landscape-first on tablet, export the landscape 13-inch class as the primary set.

Design differences from iPhone

  • Tablet frames show more UI chrome—choose screens that read at a wider aspect ratio.
  • Marketing headlines that work on phone may need shorter copy or larger type on iPad templates.
  • Do not reuse a phone marketing layout scaled up; compose with iPad presets in the Screenshot Composer.

Export workflow

  1. Capture or export native iPad UI at the highest resolution available.
  2. Compose with an iPad 13″ preset and template tuned for wider layout.
  3. If you already have flat artwork, crop with the iPad presets in Market Image Resizer.
  4. Upload the 13-inch set in App Store Connect and verify preview thumbnails.

Common mistakes

  • Submitting only iPhone 6.9″ screenshots for a Universal app.
  • Upscaling iPhone captures to 2064×2752—start from real iPad captures when possible.
  • Hiding critical UI in device-frame padding that reads fine on phone but clips on iPad.

Return to the listing assets guide for the full iOS + Android map.

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Complete guideApp Store & Google Play Listing Assets: Complete GuideA practical map of screenshots, icons, and store graphics for iOS and Android—organized around a local browser workflow.App Store Screenshot Size ChecklistCurrent App Store Connect screenshot dimensions for iPhone and iPad, with a local browser workflow to crop and export before upload.App Store vs Google Play Screenshot RequirementsSide-by-side differences in sizes, formats, transparency, scaling, and marketing rules—with links to local export tools.

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App Store Screenshot Composerapp store screenshot generator / google play screenshot maker / app store screenshot templateApp Market Image Resizerapp store screenshot size / google play feature graphic size / app store screenshot generator

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