AppStills.Google Play feature graphic, done in a minute
Play requires a 1024×500 feature graphic for every listing — it's the video cover and your billboard in promotional placements. Drop your app icon: we pull your brand colors and compose one that follows Google's guidelines. Nothing leaves your browser.
JPEG is the safe pick — Play requires "JPEG or 24-bit PNG (no alpha)", and canvas PNGs carry an alpha channel.
What Google Play requires
From the Play Console guidelines — the generator enforces all of it.
| Requirement | Value |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | Exactly 1024 × 500 px |
| File format | JPEG or 24-bit PNG (no alpha) |
| Composition | Keep the focal point centered — edges can be cropped in promotional placements |
| Video cover | If your listing has a promo video, the feature graphic is its cover image with a play button overlaid in the middle |
| Color | Google recommends vibrant colors and advises against pure white or dark gray backgrounds |
Feature graphic questions
What is a Google Play feature graphic?
A 1024×500 banner every Play listing must have. It shows as the cover of your promo video and as the large-format image when Google features your app in collections and promotional placements.
Is the feature graphic required?
Yes — you can't publish a store listing without one. It's also the first thing users see when your listing carries a promo video, so a bare screenshot or stretched icon costs installs.
What size and format does Google Play require?
Exactly 1024×500 pixels, as JPEG or 24-bit PNG without an alpha channel. This tool exports both; JPEG is the safest choice since browser-generated PNGs technically carry an alpha channel.
Why should I keep content away from the edges?
Google crops the graphic in some placements and rounds corners in others, and the play button covers the center when it's used as a video cover. The safe-zone guide shades the risky areas so your name and logo stay visible everywhere.
Is my icon uploaded anywhere?
No. The whole tool runs in your browser — color extraction, composition and export are all local canvas work. Nothing is sent to a server.
Can I make matching screenshots too?
That's what AppStills is: import your listing, and it drafts a full screenshot set with captions, your brand colors and 3D device frames — then exports every Play and App Store size in one ZIP, feature-graphic-ready panoramas included.
The feature graphic is the easy part.
Your screenshots do the selling. AppStills drafts a full set from your store listing — AI captions, brand colors, real 3D devices — and exports every required size in one ZIP. Free to start, no watermark.