iPhone Screenshot Generator
iPhone screenshots, without templates
Start with a free listing audit. If the brief looks useful, unlock 10 app-specific directions and export high-resolution iPhone 6.9 inch masters.
iPhone screenshot sizes in 2026
Apple's current iPhone 6.9-inch App Store slot accepts three portrait sizes: 1260×2736, 1290×2796, and 1320×2868 pixels. ScreenFast exports 1290×2796. When the interface is the same across device sizes, Apple says to provide only the highest-resolution screenshots required and lets App Store Connect scale them for smaller iPhones.
This removes the old per-device export loop for most iPhone listings. With ScreenFast, you generate one accepted 1290×2796 set and upload it to the 6.9-inch slot. If the app also runs on iPad, create the separate 13-inch iPad set Apple requires.
Apple accepts one to ten JPEG or PNG screenshots and does not allow alpha channels or transparency. Keep the base export opaque, review every generated detail, and check the current screenshot-size guide before submission because device classes can change.
What is a healthy App Store CVR after you ship?
iOS averages 25% page-view to install, Google Play 27.3%. See full-funnel benchmarks by category and the App Store Connect Benchmarks tab.
10 iPhone screenshot design styles
Minimalist / Clean
Productivity, finance, utilities. Large negative space, one focal device, single-line headline.
ASO Expert / Structured
Data-heavy apps. 3-column device layouts with one benefit per screen.
Juicy Pop / Sticker Outline
Casual games, kids apps. Bold outlines, sticker-style typography, saturated color.
Classic / Art Hook
Editorial, reading, writing apps. Magazine-like serif headlines, warm paper tones.
Panoramic / Split Phone
Photo & video apps. Full-bleed background with device peeking from the edge.
Bold Promise / Electric
Commerce, crypto, fintech. High-contrast neon plus dark gradients with an outcome headline.
Cinematic
Streaming, media. One oversized phone with a cinematic backdrop.
Festive Illustration
Gift apps, social apps. Illustrated characters and scenes.
Mascot / Character-led
Games, education. Your app mascot is the hero element.
Author / Art Direction
Premium apps, portfolios. Hand-crafted typography and asymmetric composition.
Frequently asked
What iPhone screen size does the App Store require?
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Apple's current 6.9-inch iPhone slot accepts 1260×2736, 1290×2796, or 1320×2868 portrait screenshots. ScreenFast exports 1290×2796, and App Store Connect can scale a supplied 6.9-inch set for smaller iPhone classes.
Do I still need to upload screenshots for smaller iPhones?
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Usually not. Apple says to provide only the highest-resolution screenshots when the interface is the same across device sizes; App Store Connect can scale the 6.9-inch set for smaller iPhones. You can still upload size-specific assets in Media Manager when layouts differ.
How many screenshots can I upload per iPhone app?
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App Store Connect supports up to 10 screenshots per device size and language. A ScreenFast base run creates 10 alternative directions with 3 screenshots in each direction; you choose one direction to continue. Screens 4–6 are available through the Extra Screens workflow.
What's the difference between a screenshot maker and an iOS screenshot template?
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A template (like a Figma file) is a static design you manually customize. A screenshot maker like ScreenFast generates designs dynamically from your app data — headline text, colors, and layout are chosen by AI based on your app's category, icon, and existing screenshots.
Can ScreenFast produce iPad screenshots too?
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Not today. The primary ScreenFast output is portrait iPhone 6.9" at 1290×2796. The Extra Screens workflow adds more iPhone tiles; it does not convert the project to iPad dimensions.
Does the iOS screenshot maker support languages like Arabic and Hebrew?
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Yes. ScreenFast handles right-to-left languages like Arabic and Hebrew automatically — text direction and visual element alignment flip as needed. Supported languages include English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Arabic, Hebrew, Russian, Turkish, Indonesian, Vietnamese, and Polish.