There is no 6.7″ App Store class any more
It was folded into the 6.9-inch class, and half the pages that rank for screenshot sizes still list it. Here is what replaced it, and what to do with files you already exported.
Published:
The 6.7″ class was merged into the 6.9″ one. 1290 × 2796, the size everyone associated with 6.7″, is still accepted — it is simply listed under 6.9″ now, alongside 1320 × 2868 and 1260 × 2736.
What actually changed
Nothing about your files. 1290 × 2796 was accepted before
and is accepted now. What changed is the shelf it sits on: App Store Connect
no longer has a 6.7″ entry, and that size is listed under the
6.9″ class with two others.
This matters for exactly one reason — instructions written before the merge tell you to fill a slot that is not there, and you go looking for it.
The 6.9″ class today
| Size | Where it comes from |
|---|---|
1320 × 2868 | 440 × 956 pt at @3× — 17 Pro Max, 16 Pro Max |
1290 × 2796 | 430 × 932 pt at @3× — the former 6.7″ sizes |
1260 × 2736 | 420 × 912 pt at @3× — iPhone Air |
How to tell a stale guide at a glance
Two tells, both quick. If a page lists a 6.7″ class, it has not been revised since the merge. If it says the 6.7″ set is the only one required, it is repeating an instruction that has been wrong twice over — the class is gone, and the actual requirement is conditional: the 6.5″ set is required only when 6.9″ screenshots are absent.
What to do with exports you already have
Keep them. A 1290 × 2796 file made for the old 6.7″
slot uploads into the 6.9″ slot unchanged. Nothing needs to be
re-rendered, resized or cropped — the number was never the problem.
Questions
Is there still a 6.7-inch screenshot class?
No. It was merged into the 6.9-inch class. Tools and articles that still list it as separate are out of date.
Is 1290 × 2796 still a valid size?
Yes. The size everyone associated with 6.7-inch is still accepted — it now sits inside the 6.9-inch class rather than a class of its own.
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