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App Store Screenshot Size Checker

Upload or drop an App Store screenshot and ScreenKit checks the image dimensions in your browser. The checker looks for exact iPhone and iPad App Store size matches, landscape orientation swaps, and files that need resizing before App Store Connect will accept them.

Client-side dimension check

Check an App Store screenshot

Drop a PNG or JPG and compare its pixel dimensions with Apple's iPhone and iPad screenshot slots.

Upload or drop an image

The file stays in your browser. ScreenKit only reads width and height.

What you get

  • Reads image width and height locally in the browser
  • Checks iPhone and iPad App Store screenshot slots verified against Apple's specifications
  • Flags exact matches, accepted landscape swaps, and files that need resizing
  • Shows the matched device slot and accepted dimensions
  • Links to the full App Store screenshot size guide
  • Funnels wrong-size screenshots into ScreenKit's editor for a correct export
  • No upload to a backend, database, or third-party service

Supported export sizes

iPhone 6.9" (1320×2868)
1320 × 2868px
iPhone 6.9" (1290×2796)
1290 × 2796px
iPhone 6.9" (1260×2736)
1260 × 2736px
iPhone 6.5" (1284×2778)
1284 × 2778px
iPhone 6.5" (1242×2688)
1242 × 2688px
iPad 13" (2064×2752)
2064 × 2752px
iPad 13" / 12.9" (2048×2732)
2048 × 2732px
iPad 11" (1488×2266)
1488 × 2266px

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FAQ

How does the App Store screenshot size checker work?

It loads the selected image in your browser, reads the natural pixel width and height, and compares those dimensions with Apple's iPhone and iPad App Store screenshot slots.

Does ScreenKit upload my screenshot to a server?

No. The checker runs client-side only. It reads image dimensions in your browser and does not store, upload, or process the file on a backend.

What happens if my screenshot is the wrong size?

App Store Connect rejects screenshots that don't match an accepted pixel size. Use the closest recommended size shown by the checker, then create or export that size in ScreenKit before uploading to Apple.