What is the Max number of screens that can be used in a app to be able to still publish the app

[Lindy_Coy]

So im making this app that i want to eventually upload to the app store but my teacher said that there is a certain number of screens that you have to have or have less of for it to work so is there a max limit to how many screens you can have it would be really helpful to know

Thanks!!

[Salman_Dev]

As far as I know, the screen limit you can have is 10 screens

[Lindy_Coy]

Ok thanks!

[Salman_Dev]

Please read this :

App size limit help

Welcome to the community @Devin_Brown Limit to screens is 10 (till then app inventor is stable), though you can add more screens but I have personally never tried that Also, look here:

General Tips and Tricks for App Inventor

This list was made by @Taifun Use different screens wisely Before starting to create another screen, first you should think about is it really necessary? See also Building apps with many screens and SteveJG’s post about advantages/disadvantages, because in only one screen you also can use vertical arrangements to simulate different screens, just set the arrangements to visible = true/false as needed… If you decided to use different screens, then you should switch them correctly, else you wi…

[Salman_Dev]

@Lindy_Coy

thanks!

You're welcome,
if your problem has been resolved I hope you can close this topic by pressing the Solution button. Thank you

[Anke]

Is it possible to generate a file larger than 10Mb?

https://groups.google.com/g/mitappinventortest/c/XR05m_eXiVc/m/LfFn58tDAQAJ

Note: It is recommended not to use more than 10 screens. However, it is possible.

[ChrisWard]

Hello Lindy

If your App needs 10 screens, it could be your approach to writing the App is wrong. For example, I have seen people write Quiz Apps and they have used an image and a set of questions on each screen, when for that scenario only one screen is needed.

For very sophisticated Apps, it's still difficult to hit that 10 screen limit but if it is genuinely necessary, using Virtual Screens is often the best approach. How do they work? Screen1 is the ‘real’ Screen and device-sized Vertical Arrangements on it are displayed/hidden as required - they are the Virtual screens.