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When submitting screen grabs for an iphone app during the approval process, is it ok to submit screens that are different than what is represented on the app itself? for example, i wanted to submit a screen where i explain some of the features of the app but not necessarily a screen grab.

all the best.

+1  A: 

People seem to do it fairly often - I've seen several cases where the "screen shots" were something else entirely. I think as long as you're not deliberately misleading, you'll be fine.

Mark Bessey
+4  A: 

As Mark mentioned, this seems to be accepted fairly often, though personally I would not encourage it. When I see images like those in the screenshot collection I'm immediately suspicious. Your app should be simple enough that the screenshots show the user what is available. What your screenshots do not convey, you can explain in the text that you submit

nduplessis
Agreed. I don't recommend this, as it doesn't look very professional. Any features should be concisely described within your text listing. Walkthrough videos on your supporting website can help explain things that text and images can't convey.
Brad Larson