All capsule sizes, dimensions, and design best practices for your Steam store page.
| Asset | Dimensions | Where It's Used |
|---|---|---|
| Header Capsule | 460 × 215 px | Top of store page, search results |
| Small Capsule | 231 × 87 px | Wishlists, lists, small displays |
| Main Capsule | 616 × 353 px | Featured sections, Discovery Queue |
| Hero Capsule | 374 × 448 px | Large store features |
| Library Capsule | 600 × 900 px | Steam library (vertical) |
| Library Header | 460 × 215 px | Library header background |
| Library Hero | 3840 × 1240 px | Library hero background |
| Library Logo | 1280 × 720 px (max) | Logo overlay in library |
Your most important capsule. Appears at the top of your store page, in search results, and in many lists. Must include your game's readable title or logo.
Used in wishlists, user libraries, and compact list views. Design for legibility at small sizes — avoid fine details.
Featured in Discovery Queue, sale pages, and larger display areas. This is often the first impression players have of your game.
Vertical format used in some store features. Good for showcasing characters or vertical compositions.
Vertical image shown in the Steam library. Consider this your "box art" — make it striking.
Common rejection: Capsule images without a readable game title. Even if your logo is stylized, players need to read your game's name.
Design for small: Your capsule will often display at tiny sizes. If text isn't readable at 231×87, simplify it.
Steam's library redesign uses additional vertical and wide images:
These are optional but recommended — they significantly improve how your game looks in players' libraries.
Capsules are just one part. Make sure your whole page is ready.
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