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# Tablet screenshots

### **Is it mandatory to submit tablet screenshots to Google Play Store?**

When submitting your app to Google Play Store, you must upload screenshots of your app to showcase its functionality.

Tablet Screenshots Requirement

* Google Play requires tablet screenshots while submitting your app for review.
* Any app built on AppMySite is responsive and works on Android tablet devices.
* You can install your app on a tablet device to capture the required screenshots.

If you do not have a tablet, you can use an Android emulator on your computer to take screenshots that meet Google Play’s requirements.

{% hint style="danger" %}
Google Play Store requires tablet screenshots for app submissions. Ensure your app meets this requirement by capturing and uploading appropriate tablet screenshots during the submission process.
{% endhint %}


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