Add a screen recording
Drop in a recording from your iPhone, iPad, Simulator, or Mac. It stays on your device.
Check a screen recording against Apple's App Preview rules and fix it in one click: exact resolution, 30 fps, 15 to 30 seconds, H.264, and stereo audio. Nothing is uploaded.
Turn a screen recording into a preview App Store Connect accepts on the first try.
Drop in a recording from your iPhone, iPad, Simulator, or Mac. It stays on your device.
See every App Store rule your video passes or fails, choose the 15 to 30 seconds to use, and preview the exact frame.
Download an MP4 that is verified against Apple's rules, then drop it into App Store Connect.
App previews have strict technical rules, and a screen recording straight off an iPhone breaks most of them. It's the wrong resolution (1179×2556 instead of 886×1920), often 60 fps, usually HEVC, and has no audio track if the microphone was off. This tool fixes all of that in one export.
Every current iPhone uses 886×1920 (portrait) or 1920×886 (landscape). The 5.5-inch iPhone uses 1080×1920, the 4.7-inch 750×1334, and iPads 1200×1600. Upload the largest size you support and Apple scales it for the rest.
Previews must run 15 to 30 seconds at no more than 30 frames per second. Exports here are a constant 30 fps, H.264 at Apple's recommended 10 to 12 Mbps, and 500 MB is never close.
Apple wants a stereo AAC track, even for silent previews. Recordings without sound get a silent stereo track, so the upload isn't rejected for missing audio.
Google Play doesn't take video uploads. It uses a YouTube link instead. Upload the same recording to YouTube as a public or unlisted video, landscape works best, and paste the URL into Play Console.
886×1920 portrait or 1920×886 landscape for every iPhone with Face ID or Dynamic Island. 1080×1920 for 5.5-inch iPhones, 750×1334 for 4.7-inch iPhones, 1200×1600 for most iPads, and 1920×1080 for Mac and Apple TV.
Between 15 and 30 seconds. You can upload up to three previews per device size and language.
The usual causes are the wrong resolution, a frame rate above 30 fps, a length outside 15 to 30 seconds, HEVC video, or a missing audio track. This tool checks and fixes all of them.
No. Everything runs in your browser on your own device. Your recording never leaves your device.
Google Play uses a YouTube link rather than an uploaded video, so there are no file rules to meet. Upload your recording to YouTube and add the link in Play Console.
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