App Store adds new creative assets and a centralized Asset Library
Apple has expanded the ways developers can present apps and games on the App Store. New image and video assets can appear in product-page headers and search results, complementing existing screenshots and app preview videos.
A new preview tool in App Store Connect shows how creative assets, metadata, and screenshots will look on product pages and in search. It supports multiple devices, orientations, and Dark Mode, helping teams catch presentation issues before submission.
App Store Connect is also gaining Asset Library, a central place to store and organize images, videos, and screenshots. Assets can be submitted for approval ahead of time and activated later, such as for a seasonal campaign. The change matters to developers because it simplifies storefront management, while users should see richer and more consistent App Store listings.
Context and what to check
Changes involving the App Store or individual apps can affect pricing, subscriptions, feature availability and device compatibility. It is therefore worth checking the exact app version, your Apple-account region and the final Apple purchase screen before buying or redeeming an offer.
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This story does not mean that every mentioned feature or release is available on every device and in every region at the same time. Before acting on it, check the official release notes, App Store listing or Apple Support document linked as the source, especially when the change affects compatibility, pricing or data on your device.
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