Google Play Feature Graphic Generator

Upload one PNG, JPEG or WebP image up to 20 MB, or load the example. Type a headline of up to 100 characters, choose Ocean, Orchard or Sunset, and generate the artwork. Headline text wraps within its area; longer copy is reduced to fit, so a shorter message is usually easier to read. Download the individual image or the ZIP containing it.

Changing the input or settings clears the previous result, which prevents an old export being mistaken for your current design. The source image stays in your browser during this task. No app-store account is needed for the tool, and the download is not automatically submitted to Play Console.

The output is exactly 1024 × 500 pixels. Choose JPEG or 24-bit RGB PNG without an alpha channel. Our PNG export writes RGB pixels rather than relying on a browser’s default RGBA PNG encoding. This means an opaque-looking preview and the downloaded file’s channel structure are treated as separate concerns.

Choose no frame, a 2D device with its available colors, or a 3D device with adjustable angles. The device artwork and models come from the same catalog as our screenshot studio. Google’s feature graphic guidance recommends conveying the app experience without overloading the image or placing key content in cutoff zones. The spacing used here is a design choice, not an official safe-area guarantee. Check the current Google reference and inspect your own visual at a small display size.

Keep essential details inside the main composition and leave the outer edges for background. Feature graphics can appear in different contexts, sometimes with overlays. This page does not simulate every Play Store surface, and a successful export cannot guarantee that all placement rules or content policies are satisfied. Review the official examples when preparing a release.

This focused generator has one image, a headline, optional supporting text, three background themes and selectable 2D or 3D device artwork. It does not fetch an app listing, translate your text or invent marketing claims. For independently positioned text layers, complex image arrangements or a wider brand system, continue in the full studio. Keep the banner’s colors and message consistent with your screenshot set without duplicating every detail.

A feature graphic is a separate listing asset, not a portrait screenshot squeezed into a banner. The default split composition reserves the left portion for your headline and fits your selected device into the right portion. You can also choose a headline-above layout or a full-canvas composition. It keeps the source image’s proportions instead of stretching it. The background fills the canvas, creating a coherent composition even when your source is tall or square.

Write one specific reason to explore the app. A long description competes with the visual and becomes difficult to read when the banner is reduced. Review the actual generated image, not just the headline field, and remove any text or artwork that implies a feature your released app does not provide.