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How to add a bullet point in app descriptions for the Mac App Store?

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Ram Patra Published on September 29, 2024

To add a bullet point (•) in app descriptions for the Mac App Store, follow these steps:

  1. Open the App Store Connect and navigate to your app’s description.
  2. Add the bullet character (•) by:
    • Typing Option + 8 (on a Mac keyboard), which inserts the bullet symbol .
    • Alternatively, copy and paste the bullet symbol from a text editor.

Example:

Feature one
• Feature two
• Feature three

Once you’ve inserted the bullet points and completed your description, you can submit the app for review. The Mac App Store will display the bullet points as part of your app’s description.

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Ram Patra Published on September 29, 2024
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