What are the required screenshot sizes for the iOS App Store?

Apple requires at minimum a 6.7" screenshot at 1290x2796 pixels for current iPhone submissions. For broader device coverage you also need 6.5" (1242x2688) and 5.5" (1242x2208). iPad submissions require 2048x2732 for the 12.9" iPad Pro. Argus Capture has all of these as built-in presets.

Do I need separate screenshots for the Mac App Store?

Yes. The Mac App Store requires screenshots at 2880x1800 pixels, which is the native resolution of a Retina MacBook Pro. This is distinct from your iOS screenshots and must be submitted separately.

Can I use the same screenshot for Google Play and the App Store?

No. Google Play and the App Store have different required dimensions and aspect ratios. You need separate exports for each store, and Google Play further distinguishes between Phone, 7" Tablet, and 10" Tablet targets.

Does Argus Capture require me to re-capture for each store size?

No. You capture once and export to all enabled store presets in one step. The scaling to each required pixel dimension happens at export time, not at capture time.

Is Argus Capture a subscription?

No. It is a one-time purchase with a 7-day free trial. No subscription, no cloud, no telemetry. All captures stay on-device.

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