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    <title>Devlog #10 - Adding App Previews for App Store Product Page</title>
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  <p>Note: This is my personal reference for setting up the product page on the Apple App Store.</p>

</blockquote><p>You don’t need to create a new app version just to update your screenshots — doing so would require a new build number. Instead, Apple provides Custom Product Pages, which let you customize your product page without submitting a new build.</p>
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    <a href="#creating-screenshots--app-previews" class="header-mark"></a>Creating Screenshots / App Previews</h2><p>The App Store is quite strict about screenshot and video dimensions. Here are some ways to generate them correctly:</p>]]></description>
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