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Screenshot Size Converter

Free Tool

Resize one screenshot into every App Store, device and social size at once — preview each crop, then export a clean, store-ready set.

Need to crop or reframe first? Crop & Resize

Private by design

Everything runs in your browser — your screenshots never leave your device.

1

Upload a screenshot

PNG or JPG. We detect the source device automatically.

Drag & drop your screenshot here

or

2

Source

(auto-detected)

Upload a screenshot and we'll detect its device and dimensions.

3

Choose target sizes

App Store

Google Play

Microsoft Store

Resize mode

Detects the focal area and crops intelligently to keep the important content.

Format
Add padding
Transparent background

Live preview

See exactly how each size will be cropped before you export.

Upload a screenshot to see a live preview.

Output sizes

Tip: queue several sizes and export them all in one ZIP.

How it works1. Upload2. Pick sizes3. Preview4. Export

Output summary

Outputs1
1320 × 2868(0.46:1)
Generated files1
Estimated ZIP~813 KB

Processed securely — your files aren't stored.

Results

Your generated screenshots will appear here.

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Frequently asked questions

What does the Screenshot Size Converter do?
It converts a single screenshot into every size the App Store and Google Play require, so you upload once and get a complete, correctly-dimensioned set for all device classes.
What screenshot sizes do the App Store and Google Play require?
Apple requires specific pixel sizes per display class (for example 1290×2796 for the 6.7-inch iPhone), and Google Play has its own phone and tablet sizes. The converter outputs each one for you.
Is the Size Converter free and private?
Yes, it's free with no signup, and conversion runs in your browser, so your images stay on your device.
Does converting change the image quality?
It resizes from your source while preserving aspect ratio and sharpness. Upload the highest-resolution screenshot you have for the best output across every size.