iPhone screen sizes
iPhone 13 mini screen size
The iPhone 13 mini has a 5.4-inch screen that apps lay out in 360 × 780 points. At @3x that is 1080 × 2340 pixels, at 476 pixels per inch.
Checked against Apple's pages on 27 October 2026.
| Points | 360 × 780 pt (Apple's HIG); Borel's preview draws it at 375 × 812 and scales it down |
|---|---|
| Pixels | 1080 × 2340 px |
| Scale | @3x |
| Pixel density | 476 ppi |
| Display | 5.4 inches (5.42 inches as a rectangle) |
| Top of the screen | Notch (Face ID camera) |
| Safe area | 50 pt top, 34 pt bottom in Borel's preview (Apple publishes no numbers) |
| Screen corner | 44 pt in Borel's preview (Apple publishes no number) |
| App Store screenshot | 1080 × 2340 px, iPhone with Face ID (medium display) |
| Released | 2021 |
| Same screen | iPhone 12 mini (2020) |
How the iPhone 13 mini compares
The iPhone 13 mini is the smallest Face ID iPhone: a 5.4-inch, 2340 × 1080 pixel display at 476 ppi, the densest panel on this list. Apple's HIG lists it, and the iPhone 12 mini, at 360 × 780 points.
Borel's preview draws the mini at 375 × 812 points and scales that down onto the 1080 pixel wide panel, which is why you may see both sizes quoted for it.
What designers need to know
- If your layout survives the mini, it survives every current iPhone. It is 30 points narrower than the 390 point phones; long labels and side-by-side buttons are what break first.
- Its screenshots, 1080 × 2340, are one of the sizes Apple accepts in the iPhone with Face ID (medium display) group.
- Tap targets matter most here: Apple's accessibility guidelines give iOS controls a default size of 44 × 44 points, and a narrow screen fits fewer of them in a row.
App Store screenshots
Apple puts the iPhone 13 mini in its iPhone with Face ID (medium display) group, which takes 1170 × 2532, 1125 × 2436, 1080 × 2340 pixels in portrait. This group is optional: App Store Connect fills it with scaled copies of another group's screenshots when you skip it.
Build for this screen with Borel
Borel writes iPhone apps in Swift with SwiftUI, whose layouts follow the safe area of whichever iPhone they run on, so one app fits this screen and every other here. You try it in Apple's iOS Simulator in your browser, with no Mac needed.
Frequently asked questions
Apple's Human Interface Guidelines list 360 by 780 points (1080 by 2340 pixels at @3x). Borel's preview draws it at 375 by 812 points, scaled down to the panel.
2340 by 1080 pixels at 476 ppi on a 5.4-inch display, per Apple's tech specs.
No. Its group, iPhone with Face ID (medium display), is optional; Apple uses scaled versions of your required screenshots if you don't upload any.
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