What size is the Google Play app icon?

The Play Store listing icon must be a 512×512 px, 32-bit PNG with an alpha channel, under 1 MB. It is not the same as your in-app launcher icon, which follows Android's adaptive icon spec.

What size is the Google Play feature graphic?

Exactly 1024×500 px, in JPEG or 24-bit PNG without transparency. It is required for every app and is used at the top of your listing and in editorial placements.

How many screenshots does Google Play require?

At least 2 phone screenshots, and up to 8 per device type (phone, 7-inch tablet, 10-inch tablet). Screenshots must be JPEG or 24-bit PNG, between 320 and 3840 px per side, with the longest side no more than twice the shortest.

Google Play Store Asset Sizes: Icon, Screenshots & Feature Graphic (2026)

Google Play rejects store listings over asset specs more often than for any other reason — and the requirements are strict enough that "close enough" gets your upload bounced. Here is the exact, current spec for every store-listing asset, plus the mistakes that get uploads rejected.

Store listing asset specs at a glance

Asset	Size / format	Notes
App icon	512×512 px, 32-bit PNG with alpha	Max 1 MB; Play applies its own mask — don't pre-round
Feature graphic	1024×500 px	JPEG or 24-bit PNG, no transparency; required
Phone screenshots	320–3840 px per side	JPEG or 24-bit PNG, no alpha; min 2, max 8
Tablet screenshots	Same rules	Optional unless you target tablets
Promo video	YouTube URL	Optional but boosts conversion

App icon: 512×512, 32-bit PNG

The Play Store listing icon is 512×512 px, 32-bit PNG with an alpha channel, under 1 MB. It is a higher-fidelity version of your launcher icon — not the launcher icon itself:

Don't pre-round the corners. Google Play renders rounded corners and drop shadows dynamically, and pre-rounded artwork looks wrong.
Keep key content inside the recommended keyline grid so the dynamic mask never crops your logo.
This is a different asset from your in-app adaptive icon, which follows Android's 108dp layer / 66dp safe-zone spec. You need both.

Feature graphic: exactly 1024×500

The feature graphic is required for every app — you cannot publish without it:

Exactly 1024×500 px — no other size is accepted.
JPEG or 24-bit PNG, no transparency.
Keep critical content away from the outer edges; Play may crop it in editorial placements.

It appears at the top of your listing and in editorial placements, so it's the second-most important visual after your icon.

Screenshots: JPEG or 24-bit PNG, 320–3840 px

Minimum 2 phone screenshots, up to 8 per device type (phone, 7-inch tablet, 10-inch tablet).
Dimensions between 320 and 3840 px per side, with the longest side no more than 2× the shortest.
No alpha channel — 24-bit PNG or JPEG only. This is the single most common rejection reason.
Recommended phone size: 1080×1920.

Quality matters more than quantity: screenshots showing real app UI consistently outconvert generic marketing frames.

The mistakes that get listings rejected

Alpha channel in screenshots or feature graphic — Play requires opaque images.
Pre-rounded icon corners — Play applies its own mask; pre-rounded edges look clipped.
Badges or text on the icon — Google rejects icons with ranking, price, or category badges ("Top App", "Free", "New").
Wrong feature graphic dimensions — 1024×500 is exact; 1024×512 is rejected.

Generate the full asset set in minutes

BowlerKit's Play Store assets guide walks you through generating every listing asset from one source, and the assets configuration guide covers the in-app launcher icon and adaptive icon setup. Or see the quick start to generate a fully configured project in one command.