Build Google Play phone and tablet screenshots from the same raw captures you use for iOS. AI writes the first headlines. You export Play Console sizes in one pass.

Upload the screens users will actually see. Play listing experiments only work if the pixels match the installable build.
Pick Android device frames, generate benefit-led copy, and keep the first screens focused on the install decision.
Download the phone and tablet screenshot sizes Google asks for, ready to upload next to your feature graphic.
Use current Android device frames so Play screenshots look native instead of letterboxed iOS exports.
Reuse the same project when you also ship on the App Store. Change frames and sizes without rewriting the whole campaign.
Fix wrapping, swap screen order, and match brand colors before you download.
Play Console will publish a listing with two screenshots. Recommendation surfaces that show screenshots ask for four frames at 1080px or larger. A 6.9-inch iPhone export does not satisfy that bar.
| Asset | Size | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Phone portrait | At least 1080×1920 (9:16) | The usual phone screenshot |
| Phone landscape | At least 1920×1080 (16:9) | Same 1080px minimum on the long edge |
| To publish | At least 2 screenshots | The listing can go live with two |
| Recommendations | 4 frames at 1080px or larger | Apps. Games need at least 3 |
| Feature graphic | 1024×500 | Separate from the screenshot set |
Google Play preview assetsApp Store screenshot sizesPlay’s 1080px recommendation bar
Phone screenshots should be at least 1080×1920 (9:16) or 1920×1080 (16:9). Two screenshots publish the listing. Recommendation surfaces want four frames at 1080px or larger, plus a 1024×500 feature graphic. You still upload the files in Google Play Console.
Yes. The same raw screens can be framed for iPhone, iPad, and Android, then exported in each store’s required sizes.
Canva is a general design tool. AppGrowthKit is built for store listings: Android frames, AI screenshot copy, and export sizes Play Console expects.
Export Android screenshot sets without rebuilding the iOS project from scratch.