Design a Google Play feature graphic. Start with a 1024×500 template, add your brand colors, and create a flat export with no transparency for the current Play Console format requirements.
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1024×500 Canvas
Matches Google Play's current feature-graphic dimensions
Opaque Export
This store-asset canvas is flattened without alpha
Editable Artwork
Change the headline, palette and visual treatment
PNG or JPEG
Choose a file type Google Play accepts for this asset
A feature graphic is a 1024×500 listing asset used on several Google Play surfaces. Google can use it as the cover for a preview video and in larger app or game presentations, including promotional placements.
Google says the asset is required to publish a store listing. Its technical requirements are specific: 1024×500, exported as JPEG or 24-bit PNG without alpha. The current content guidance also matters, so review the artwork as well as the file.
Pairing it with a polished screenshot set keeps your whole listing consistent. Design your Play Store screenshots in the same brand style, then reuse the look for your App Store screenshots too.
The current file requirements, plus the review that still belongs to you.
A feature graphic can look solid on screen while still carrying an alpha channel. Google Play accepts JPEG or 24-bit PNG files without alpha for this asset. Screenhance flattens this store-asset canvas onto an opaque background at export time.
Format compliance does not guarantee approval or placement. Google also recommends keeping the focal point toward the center, avoiding key content in its published cutoff zones, limiting fine detail and avoiding ranking, price, promotion or testimonial claims in the graphic.
If you attach a preview video, Google can place a play button over this image. Preview the center treatment and use the graphic as an extension of the app's visual identity rather than duplicating the app icon at a large scale.
Read the current Google Play preview-asset requirements before upload, then carry the same visual system into your Play Store screenshots without repeating the same message on every asset.
Google Play currently requires a feature graphic at exactly 1024×500 pixels. It accepts JPEG or 24-bit PNG without alpha. Screenhance feature-graphic templates use that canvas size.
Check the dimensions and file type first: Google Play specifies 1024×500 and accepts JPEG or 24-bit PNG without alpha. Screenhance flattens this canvas onto an opaque background, but you should still review the current Play Console message and content guidelines because format is only one part of validation.
Use JPEG or 24-bit PNG without alpha. Screenhance free exports are PNG; paid image options also include JPEG. Do not upload WebP as the Google Play feature graphic, even if you use it elsewhere on the web.
Google says a feature graphic is required to publish a store listing. It may appear as the preview-video cover and on other Google Play promotional surfaces; it is not guaranteed to occupy one fixed position in every listing view.
Google recommends keeping the focal point toward the center while keeping logos, the app name, slogans and core UI out of documented cutoff zones. A play button may overlay the feature graphic when it is used as a preview-video cover, so preview that use too.
The free plan includes three watermarked PNG exports per month. The one-time Launch Pass removes the image watermark from its included exports; Pro provides ongoing clean image exports and the broader paid export options.
You'll also need App Store & Play screenshots, a Product Hunt gallery, and an OG image. Upload your screenshots once and Launch Kit generates them all, on-brand and matching.
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