Boost App Visibility With New App Store Creative Assets and Tools
- Apple has introduced new creative asset capabilities and management tools within App Store Connect, allowing developers to update their product pages with diverse visual content.
- These new assets are designed to work alongside existing screenshots and app previews.
- Developers can access specific technical requirements through the company’s developer portal.
Apple has introduced new creative asset capabilities and management tools within App Store Connect, allowing developers to update their product pages with diverse visual content. As reported by Apple, these features enable the use of new image and video assets for product page headers and search result displays to highlight seasonal offerings or new content.
Expanding visual options for app promotion
These new assets are designed to work alongside existing screenshots and app previews. By utilizing these additional visuals, developers can increase their app’s visibility across the App Store. Apple provides design guidance and downloadable templates to assist developers in creating visuals that align with these updated specifications.
Developers can access specific technical requirements through the company’s developer portal. This includes detailed information on creative asset specifications, app preview requirements, and standard screenshot guidelines. These resources are intended to help teams build consistent and captivating marketing materials.
Previewing assets in App Store Connect
A new preview tool in App Store Connect allows developers to view how their creative assets, screenshots, and metadata will appear on the store before submission. The tool supports various device types, screen orientations, and Dark Mode, ensuring that visual assets render correctly across the App Store interface.

Centralizing asset management
The introduction of the Asset Library in App Store Connect serves to streamline the organization of promotional materials. Developers can now upload and store screenshots, previews, and creative assets in one central location. This system allows for the advance submission of assets, meaning developers can have items approved for future seasonal campaigns and deploy them as soon as they are ready.
Apple has also released updated guidance on App Review procedures to assist developers in avoiding common issues associated with screenshots. This documentation is available to help teams ensure their submissions meet store standards without unnecessary delays.
