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This iPhone screenshot generator turns the captures you already have into a finished App Store set. Add a headline and a background to each screen, keep or drop the iPhone frame, and export at 1320×2868 for the 6.9-inch display or 1242×2688 for the 6.5-inch display. It is free, it runs in the browser, and the files have no watermark.
| Display | Exported size | When you need it |
|---|---|---|
| iPhone 6.9-inch | 1320×2868 | The iPhone set to upload. App Store Connect scales it to smaller iPhones. |
| iPhone 6.5-inch | 1242×2688 | Only when you do not upload a 6.9-inch set. |
| iPad 13-inch | 2064×2752 | When the app also runs on iPad. |
Pick App Store as the target and choose the 6.9-inch or 6.5-inch canvas. Choose a template so every screen shares the same headline position and background. Drop in your captures from a device or the Simulator, in the order you want them on the listing.
Write one short headline per screen, adjust the layout where a screen needs it, then export. You get a zip with one image per screenshot, named in order, ready to drag into App Store Connect. App Store Connect accepts 1 to 10 screenshots per display size, as JPEG or PNG.
A 6.5-inch display screenshot is 1242×2688 or 1284×2778 pixels in portrait. This generator exports 1242×2688. Apple requires the 6.5-inch set only when the app has no 6.9-inch set, so most new apps can upload 6.9-inch screenshots and skip it.
If App Store Connect is asking you for 6.5-inch screenshots, you either have an older listing that was built around that size or you have not added the 6.9-inch set yet. Export the same project at both sizes and upload each to its own slot.
You do not need a separate set for iPhone X-class 5.8-inch screens or for other smaller iPhones. When the interface is the same across sizes, App Store Connect scales the highest-resolution set down to the smaller displays.
Design for 6.9-inch first. Keep headlines large enough to stay readable after scaling, and keep important UI away from the outer edges of the canvas.
It does not capture your app. Take the screenshots on a device or in the Simulator first, with a clean status bar: full battery and signal, no personal notifications.
It does not upload anything. Rendering happens in your browser and the images stay on your machine, which matters when the app is unreleased. You upload the exported files in App Store Connect yourself.
It exports one size per display class. Apple also accepts 1290×2796 and 1260×2736 for 6.9-inch and 1284×2778 for 6.5-inch; those are valid, but they are not exported here.