Apple requires high-res screenshots for App Store
Apple Requires High-res Screenshots
Apple has indicated that the company now explicitly screenshots in high resolution for demanding applications that the company gets submitted to the App Store. A significant number of applications support at the moment have not the Retina display which was introduced with the iPhone 4.
Apple today sent an email to all its connected developers in which they report a new requirement that must be met. Apple claims its immediate developers that they screenshots of high quality of their applications most hours. Failure to do so the application will not be approved and will not appear in the App Store. Previously, the most hours of high-resolution screenshots are optional.
However this is now mandated by the company from Cuppertino. Apple is in the mail that “if you feel an application in iTunes Connect creates or provides an update, its attachments must be high resolution screenshots. In this way the application will optimized for the Retina display “ . So Apple has the necessary requirements to the images provided. Thus, the 960 x 640 resolution, 960 x 600, 460 x 960 or 640 x 920 in size and have a minimum of 72 DPI. In addition, the RGB color images and the file can contain. Jpeg,. Jpg,. Tif,. Tiff, or. Png.
Apple Requires High-res Screenshots
