Google Play Feature Graphic Resizer
Resize any image to the 1024 x 500 px Google Play feature graphic and download a 24-bit PNG with no alpha channel, the format Play Console asks for.
- Images stay on your device
- No watermark
- Up to 60 images per batch
- Built by Mohamed Nasreldeen
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Set exact pixels, a percentage, or a ready-made preset — then download. All in your browser.
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How to resize your feature graphic to 1024x500
Drop in your image
Drag a JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, or SVG onto the tool, or pick the Google Play feature graphic preset to lock the canvas to 1024 x 500 px instantly. Everything runs locally in your browser, so nothing is uploaded.
Choose how it fills the frame
Use Crop-to-fit to fill the full 1024:500 banner edge to edge, Fit-inside to keep the whole image visible with a background fill behind it, or Stretch only when you intentionally want to distort. Set a background color for any letterboxed space.
Export and download
The output is set to a 24-bit PNG with no alpha channel, one of the two formats Play accepts (the other is JPEG). Download the 1024 x 500 graphic, or add several images for different apps or locales and take them all as a ZIP.
Why the 1024x500 size matters
The feature graphic is the wide banner Google Play shows at the top of your store listing and uses in promotional placements, so it carries a lot of first-impression weight. The required size is exactly 1024 x 500 px in a 24-bit PNG or JPEG with no alpha transparency, and its 1024:500 aspect ratio (roughly 2.05:1) is wider than a typical 2:1 banner. Resizing to those exact pixels keeps your artwork from being auto-scaled or rejected at upload.
Because the ratio is so wide, the fit mode you choose matters. Crop-to-fit is ideal when your source is larger than 1024:500 and you want a full-bleed banner, but check that your logo and key text sit near the center, since Play may overlay UI or crop the edges on some surfaces. Fit-inside with a solid background fill is the safer choice for tall or square art you do not want to crop. For details on the latest spec, see the official Google Play graphic asset guidelines.
Frequently asked questions
What size is a Google Play feature graphic?
A Google Play feature graphic is exactly 1024 x 500 pixels. Google requires a 24-bit PNG or JPEG with no alpha transparency, and that 1024 x 500 size is fixed for every app and game listing.
Why is the output a 24-bit PNG?
Google Play accepts the feature graphic as a JPEG or a 24-bit PNG with no alpha channel. A normal PNG export from a browser is 32-bit and carries an alpha channel even when nothing is transparent, so this page writes a true 24-bit PNG and fills any transparent area with the background colour. Switch Output format to JPG if you prefer a smaller file.
What is the aspect ratio of a 1024x500 feature graphic?
1024 x 500 simplifies to a 256:125 aspect ratio, about 2.05:1. That makes it slightly wider than a clean 2:1 banner, so center your logo and text and avoid placing critical elements near the left and right edges.
How do I resize an image to 1024x500 for free?
Open this tool and drop in your image. The 1024 x 500 preset and the 24-bit PNG output are already selected, so choose Crop to fit, Fit inside or Stretch and download. It is free, runs entirely in your browser, and adds no watermark.
Will my image be uploaded to a server?
No. The NasrTech resizer is 100% client-side, so your image is processed locally on your device and never uploaded. There is no sign-up, no watermark, and nothing leaves your browser.
Should I use Crop-to-fit or Fit-inside for the feature graphic?
Use Crop-to-fit when your source is bigger than 1024:500 and you want an edge-to-edge banner. Use Fit-inside with a background fill when your art is tall or square and you do not want any part of it cropped. Avoid Stretch unless you intend to distort the image.
Guides for this tool
- Google Play screenshot sizesExact pixels for phone and tablet screenshots, and the 2:1 ratio rule that rejects raw captures.
- Android app icon sizesEvery icon dimension in one table, the adaptive-icon safe zone and a pre-upload checklist.
- The Google Play Data safety formWhat each question asks, collected versus shared, and how the form connects to your privacy policy.