Why a web app needs this list
Wrapping a PWA as a Trusted Web Activity, or building an APK from your site, gets you an installable package. The store listing is separate work, and it is where most first submissions stall: an icon with the wrong bit depth, a feature graphic with an invisible alpha channel, a screenshot cropped to a modern 20:9 phone that is outside Play's 2:1 limit. The checklist puts every one of those rules next to the field it applies to.
Reusing what your web app already has
- Icon - your manifest's 512 px icon is the right size, but check it is a full-bleed square and a 32-bit PNG; maskable icons with large padding look small on the listing.
- Screenshots - the
screenshotsin your manifest are often the right shape already. Anything taller than 2:1 (1080×2400, for example) must be cropped to 1080×1920. - Privacy policy - the page you link from your site's footer works, as long as it is public, served over https and names the app.
- Text - your site's meta description is a reasonable first short description, once it is under 80 characters and free of "best" and "#1".
Saved per app, exportable
Each app you add keeps its own list in this browser. Export JSON to keep it with the project, or text to hand it to whoever owns the Play Console account. Nothing leaves your device unless you export it.