Weather App Store Screenshot Templates
Pick one of four composed weather templates below, open it in the free editor and drop in your own screenshots. Weather apps compete on accuracy and design. Clear forecasts, big numbers and sky-coloured palettes do the job.
4 styles for weather apps
- Clean Light tonal background, headline on top, one device per screen. Use this template
- Bold Vivid colour, an oversized hero screen with the device bleeding off the bottom, then text-bottom accents. Use this template
- Panorama One continuous background and decoration running across the first two screens. Use this template
- Dark Deep background, dark app UI, a slightly tilted accent screen. Use this template
What the first screenshot should show
The forecast or next-hour rain chart, large and readable.
Tips for weather screenshots
- Show widgets; many users live in them.
- Use readable units for your main markets.
- Avoid claiming accuracy you can’t prove.
Headline ideas for weather apps
Each is five words or fewer, the length that stays on two lines at search-result size.
- “Rain alerts that are right”
- “Ten days at a glance”
- “Radar you can read”
- “Widgets for your home screen”
- “Severe weather warnings”
- “Plan around the sun”
Frequently asked questions
What should a weather app show first?
A clear, large forecast or next-hour rain view.
Should weather screenshots show widgets?
Yes, home-screen widgets are a reason people choose a weather app.
Can I claim the most accurate forecast?
Only with evidence; Google Play also forbids ranking claims like “#1” or “Best”.