Running Routes screenshot template
Pastel fitness compositions with dark activity screens, route maps and challenges.
Why this layout works
A person leads the opening image. Later boards shift the emphasis to activity totals, a map, challenges and community, giving each screen a different role.
Build a screenshot sequence
Use this suggested sequence as a writing brief, then adapt it to the features your app actually offers.
- Introduce running
- Show activity detail
- Explain a route
- Show a challenge
- Introduce community
Adapt this layout
Keep distances, time periods and map context readable. Use community or challenge copy only for features your app actually offers.
Catalog preview with sample artwork and copy. Any ratings, awards, figures or testimonials in the design are placeholders to review, not Skir customer results.
Review this template before publishing
- Keep distance units and time periods consistent between the activity total and route boards.
- Use a map capture you may publish and check that its route and labels remain readable in the angled phone.
- Replace challenge or community messages if those features are absent from your app.
Included and editable
- 5 portrait compositions at 1290 × 2796 pixels.
- Editable headline and supporting-copy text layers using Bricolage Grotesque.
- Editable decoration, colors and device placement.
- Replaceable sample image layers; keep the internal artwork of each app capture intact.
Export and review
Edit the whole set on Free and export its first three boards. Exporting later boards requires paid access. Check the final text and app images at a small preview size before uploading your set to the store.
After replacing the sample artwork, export your set and use the local size checker. Review the release checklist for content and readability checks.
Can I change the sample screens and copy?
Yes. Open this existing library template, replace the sample images and edit the surrounding text, colors and placement. Keep each app capture intact and review every exported board.
Can I use this for Android?
This library template starts with an iPhone portrait target. Choose Google Play in the platform selector to create Android boards, then inspect the adapted layout and exported dimensions. The Google Play reference explains the relevant file requirements.