Play Store Screenshot Generator

Google Play asks for at least two phone screenshots before you can publish, and lets you upload up to eight per device type. Each must be a PNG or JPEG, between 320 px and 3840 px on its longest side, with an aspect ratio no wider than 2:1. In practice almost every app leads with the 1080 × 1920 portrait size — it's sharp on modern phones and downscales cleanly everywhere else.

Phone screenshots are required; tablet screenshots are not — but they matter more than most developers realise. Skip the 7-inch and 10-inch sets and your listing falls back to stretched phone images on tablets, which looks unfinished and quietly suppresses tablet installs. Designing the 1200 × 1920 and 1920 × 1200 tablet versions from the same source takes minutes and removes that penalty.

The biggest lever is the first two slides. Google Play shows roughly the first two to three screenshots in search results and on the listing before anyone scrolls, so those carry almost all of the conversion weight. Lead with your strongest feature and a short, benefit-driven caption — "Track every workout" beats "Dashboard" — then use the remaining slots for depth, social proof, and a closing call to action. Keep one visual system across all eight: the same caption font, background palette, and Pixel frame treatment, so the set reads as a single campaign.

Screenhance runs entirely in the browser. There's nothing to install, and the free plan lets you design a complete Play Store set at no cost (free exports carry a small Screenhance watermark; the $6 Launch Pass or Pro removes it). Design one set, export the phone and tablet sizes together, then reuse the same layout for your App Store screenshots to keep both stores consistent. For the full walkthrough, read the Play Store screenshot guide.