Stop stretching iPhone shots onto an iPad product page. Frame real iPad captures, write short headlines, and export the iPad sizes App Store Connect expects.

Use the iPad UI, not a phone screenshot scaled up. Reviewers and users notice tablet chrome immediately.
Drop screens into current iPad frames. Generate or paste captions that match the wider canvas.
Download the iPad screenshot dimensions Apple requires, alongside your iPhone set if you ship both.
More width means different type size, device scale, and how many UI details you show. The editor lets you tune that instead of cloning the phone set.
Generate headlines and localize iPad copy with the same workflow you use for iPhone.
Keep both sets in one project so the listing story stays consistent across devices.
An iPad product page is not a stretched iPhone set. If the app runs on iPad, upload a 13-inch screenshot. Phone captures at 1260×2736 do not belong in the iPad well.
| Display | Portrait size | What to capture |
|---|---|---|
| iPad 13" | 2064×2752 or 2048×2732 | Real iPad UI, including tablet chrome |
| iPhone 6.9" (separate) | 1260×2736, 1290×2796, or 1320×2868 | Only for the iPhone well |
| Count | Up to 10 per device | Upload in the iPad screenshot slot |
| Type and scale | Wider canvas than iPhone | Retune headline size instead of cloning the phone set |
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If the app runs on iPad, upload a 13-inch set at 2064×2752 or 2048×2732. That is a separate well from the iPhone 6.9-inch sizes (1260×2736, 1290×2796, or 1320×2868).
You can start from the same story, but you should frame real iPad UI. Stretched phone shots look wrong on a tablet product page.
Frame real iPad captures, generate captions, and export the sizes Apple asks for.