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India ships to Google Play first and the App Store close behind. Design one screenshot set, swap the captions between Hindi and English, and export every size both stores require, starting on the free plan.
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Pick a template, drop in your app screens, and write your captions once. The same design exports at every dimension both stores accept.
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Google Play accepts a range; Apple demands exact pixels. You should never have to remember either. Design once and export the full set.
At least 2 and up to 8 per device type, as JPEG or 24-bit PNG, each side between 320 px and 3840 px, aspect ratio no wider than 2:1. Most Indian listings lead with 1080 × 1920 portrait, and Screenhance exports it by default.
Make Play Store screenshotsApple validates exact dimensions: 1320 × 2868 or 1290 × 2796 for the required 6.9-inch iPhone set, with older sizes like 1284 × 2778 still accepted. One pixel off means a rejection, so exports come out at the exact spec.
Make App Store screenshotsiPad listings need 2064 × 2752 or 2048 × 2732, and Play tablet screenshots must sit inside the same 320 to 3840 px range as phones. If your app runs on big screens, the templates cover those exports too.
Cover tablet sizesThe point is not memorizing specs; it is never thinking about them. Build the set once, and every required Google Play and App Store dimension exports together, for each language your listing ships in.
Start your setWant the deeper spec walkthroughs? See the dedicated Play Store screenshot generator and App Store screenshot generator pages.
India browses its app stores in more than one language. English is the default listing language for most Indian apps, but hundreds of millions of users run their phones in Hindi and other Indian languages, and a listing that greets them in their own language converts better than one that does not. Google Play supports a dedicated hi-IN listing with its own screenshots, and App Store Connect offers a Hindi locale as well.
The reason most teams skip the Hindi listing is not conviction, it is cost: rebuilding a screenshot set per language in a design tool is a day of duplicated work. Screenhance removes that cost. You keep one master design, duplicate it, swap the captions into Hindi (Devanagari renders correctly, since captions accept any Unicode script), and export the second set in minutes. The App Store screenshot translator workflow walks through exactly this process, and our screenshot localization guide covers the strategy: which captions to translate, how to handle text expansion, and when a second language is worth it.
A listing browsed on a budget Android phone over mobile data has different priorities than one browsed on Wi-Fi in a design studio.
Many users decide from thumbnails on a 6-inch screen, often in bright light. Templates keep captions short, large, and high contrast, so the first two screenshots make the pitch on their own.
Clean, flat compositions compress well, which keeps your listing quick to render for users on slower connections and stays comfortably inside both stores' file limits.
The free plan includes 3 exports per month, so you can design and ship a first listing at zero cost. Upgrade only when you are exporting the full multi-language set for both stores.
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If you are shipping an app in India, your launch order is usually already decided: Android is where the vast majority of your users are, so the Google Play listing comes first. That inverts the advice on most screenshot guides, which are written App Store first. For India, start with Play's rules: 1080 × 1920 portrait screenshots, at least two of them, captions that survive thumbnail size, and a first frame that states the app's one-line value in plain words. The Play Store screenshot generator templates are built around exactly that frame.
Then ship the App Store set from the same design. iOS is a smaller share of the Indian market but an outsized share of its spending power, and since Screenhance re-exports your Play design at Apple's exact required dimensions, the marginal cost of the second store is close to zero. Use the App Store screenshot generator flow to check the captions still fit the taller iPhone canvas, then export.
The last step is language. Add the hi-IN listing on Play and the Hindi locale on the App Store using the same duplicated-design workflow described above. One design, two stores, two languages: that is the full India listing, and every asset in it came from a single set of app screenshots.
Google Play. The overwhelming majority of smartphones in India run Android, so for most apps the Play Store listing is the one that drives installs. The App Store still matters, especially for premium and urban audiences, and since Screenhance exports the same design at both stores' required sizes, there is no reason to skip it. Build the set once, ship it to both.
Google Play asks for at least 2 phone screenshots and accepts up to 8 per device type. Each must be a JPEG or 24-bit PNG with every side between 320 px and 3840 px and an aspect ratio between 1:2 and 2:1. Most listings lead with 1080 × 1920 portrait, which is sharp on modern phones and downscales cleanly. Screenhance templates export inside this range automatically.
Apple validates against an exact list of dimensions, not a range. For 6.9-inch iPhones that means 1320 × 2868 or 1290 × 2796, and App Store Connect requires at least the 6.9-inch set. iPad listings use 2064 × 2752 or 2048 × 2732. Screenhance exports every required Apple size from the same design you built for Google Play, so being one pixel off is never your problem.
Ideally both. English is the default store language for most Indian listings, but a large share of Indian users browse their stores in Hindi and other Indian languages, and a listing that speaks the user's language converts better. Google Play lets you add a hi-IN listing with its own screenshots, and App Store Connect supports a Hindi locale too. Screenhance keeps one master design and swaps the captions per language, so the second listing costs minutes, not days.
Yes. Caption text accepts Unicode, so Devanagari renders correctly alongside English in the same template. You duplicate the design, paste in the Hindi captions, adjust the font size if a translation runs longer, and export. The device frames, backgrounds, and layout stay identical across languages, which keeps the two listings looking like one brand.
Yes. The free plan includes 3 exports per month, enough to design your set and ship a first listing without paying anything. When you are ready to export the full multi-language, multi-size bundle for both stores, paid plans unlock unlimited exports, and pricing is a few dollars, not an agency retainer.
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