关于App因违反Accurate Metadata准则2.3.3被App Store拒审的问询
Hey there, let’s walk through this rejection step by step so you know exactly what’s going on and how to fix it.
拒审问题详情
Apple’s Accurate Metadata guideline 2.3.3 is all about ensuring your app’s store listing (especially screenshots) gives users a clear, honest view of what your app does. The rejection reason here is straightforward: your 12.9-inch iPad screenshot only has 1 image, which doesn’t show enough of your app’s actual functionality and real-world use cases.
Apple expects users browsing the App Store on a 12.9-inch iPad to see multiple examples of how they’ll interact with your app—one screenshot can’t cover core features, key workflows, or the different screens users will navigate. That’s why this single, limited shot triggered the 2.3.3 violation.
整改方案
Here’s exactly what you need to do to get your app approved:
- Add more 12.9-inch screenshots: Aim for 4-6 high-quality shots (Apple allows up to 10 per device size). Each should highlight a distinct use case or core feature. For example, if you have a productivity app, one could show the dashboard, another a task creation flow, a third a collaboration screen, and a fourth a reporting/export view.
- Make each screenshot purposeful: Don’t repeat the same screen or zoom in on tiny, irrelevant details. Each image should tell a small part of the story of how someone uses your app. Keep shots clean—focus on the key action or feature in every frame.
- Verify screenshot specs: Ensure your 12.9-inch screenshots are the correct resolution (2048×2732 pixels for portrait, 2732×2048 for landscape) and saved in PNG or JPG format. No stretched, blurry, or watermarked images allowed—Apple wants crisp, professional-looking assets.
- Learn from top apps in your category: If you’re stuck on what to include, check out the top-performing apps in your niche on the App Store. Look at their 12.9-inch iPad screenshots to see how they effectively showcase multiple use cases.
Once you’ve updated the screenshots, resubmit your app with a note in the review comments letting Apple know you’ve addressed the 2.3.3 issue by adding additional 12.9-inch screenshots that fully demonstrate your app’s functionality.
内容的提问来源于stack exchange，提问作者Abhiram
