Image requirement guide
Apple accepts more than one 6.9-inch screenshot size. This guide opens the same working preset and keeps the accepted variants visible so you can choose the authentic source group.
Apple screenshot specifications ↗ Source verified 2026-08-14
Apple’s current App Store Connect reference lists 1260 × 2736, 1290 × 2796, and 1320 × 2868 portrait options for the 6.9-inch display group. The working preset uses 1320 × 2868 because it preserves the largest source canvas, while the official link remains visible for final verification.
Resizing can normalize pixels, crop, or pad an existing screenshot. It cannot prove that the interface came from the claimed iPhone family. Treat a pass here as a file check, then confirm the device group, localization, and screenshot sequence in App Store Connect.
Questions people ask
Apple notes that accepted larger screenshots may be used for smaller display groups when the relevant group is not supplied. Review the current submission rules before relying on scaling.
Only when the crop is intentional and does not remove interface content. Fit with padding is safer when the source and target ratios differ.
Prepare a local image for the displayed iPhone App Store screenshot canvas and inspect its measured dimensions, file properties, and warnings before delivery. This route helps with technical preparation but cannot establish device authenticity, content compliance, or Apple acceptance. Compare the finished screenshot with the current official App Store requirements before submission.
An authentic iPhone screenshot needs comparison with the exact current device-family dimensions chosen for submission.
Observed operation: Enter or select the relevant size rule and compare the local image's decoded pixels, bytes and format.
Review the result: Correct measurable mismatches and manually inspect authenticity, localization, safe areas and text before upload.
Boundary: A dimensional pass cannot guarantee App Store review or establish that the capture represents an eligible device and experience.
The selected image stays in the current browser session and is not sent to an Aftermath processing service. How local processing is verified.
Checks the displayed limits and reports or creates a measured local comparison with warnings for missing requirements from one or more JPG, PNG, or WebP assets and the applicable rule values.
A local measurement or export does not guarantee acceptance by an external destination.
