Steam Image Resizer

920 x 430 pixels. This is the image at the top of your store page and one of the first things players see, so it's worth getting exactly right.

462 x 174 pixels. This capsule appears in search results, wishlists, and recommendation rows, and Steam automatically scales it down to as small as 120 x 45 pixels in some lists - so your title needs to stay legible even at that tiny size.

1,232 x 706 pixels. This larger capsule shows up in the Discovery Queue, sale pages, and other prominent placements.

Yes. Valve doubled the resolution of all store capsules in a 2022 asset refresh for sharper display on high-resolution screens. If you're seeing older guides list smaller numbers (like 460 x 215 for the header), those are outdated - the current upload sizes are roughly double.

The small capsule (462 x 174 px) sees the most traffic, since it's used across search, top-sellers, wishlists, and recommendation rows - and it's also the one that gets scaled down the most, so design it to stay readable at thumbnail size first.

It depends on which capsule you're making: 920 x 430 pixels for the header capsule, 462 x 174 pixels for the small capsule, and 1,232 x 706 pixels for the main capsule. Each appears in different places across the Steam store, so check which one you need before uploading.

Since the small capsule (462 x 174 px) often scales down to as little as 120 x 45 pixels in search results and lists, the strongest examples keep the game's title or logo large and centered, use bold contrasting colors, and avoid small text or busy background details that disappear at that tiny size.

The main capsule (1,232 x 706 px) shows up in larger placements like the Discovery Queue, so it has more room to work with than the small capsule. Effective examples typically feature key art or a character/scene from the game, with the title readable but not necessarily as dominant as it needs to be on the smaller capsules.

Yes — pick the capsule size you need above, upload your artwork, and this tool will crop and resize it to Steam's exact pixel dimensions, ready to upload directly to Steamworks.