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Solar Forecast

Give a forecast more than a temperature. Solar Forecast moves from today’s overview through an hourly chart, daylight window and sunset reminder across five coordinated screens.

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The complete campaign

Fictional sample app. Replace the interface images, names and values with your own.

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Solar Forecast screen 1: an amber thermal scene with a large 24-degree reading and weather phone
01Lead with today’s forecast
Solar Forecast screen 2: a four-hour temperature chart and a small hourly forecast phone
02Compare the next hours
Solar Forecast screen 3: a daylight arc labeled 12 hours 39 minutes beside sunrise and sunset times
03Explain the daylight window
Solar Forecast screen 4: a large 19:54 sunset time above a horizon scene and daylight phone
04Give a reminder a purpose
Solar Forecast screen 5: two weather phones with native orbital lines on a dark wine background
05Close with the forecast views

Where it fits

A starting point for your app

A weather or outdoor-planning app that offers hourly forecasts and daylight information. Use one place and one coherent forecast throughout the campaign so temperatures, times and reminder copy agree.

Campaign
5 editable artboards
Original canvas
1,284 × 2,778 px, portrait
Typography
Space Grotesk headings and body text with DM Mono labels
Export
JPEG screenshots in a ZIP, using the editor’s supported device sizes

Make it your own

What you can change

Campaign layers and the images inside them have different editing controls.

Edit directly

  • Temperatures, hourly chart segments and labels, daylight arc and times
  • Campaign typography, native sun marks, rules and orbital lines
  • Phone position, scale, rotation and 2D/3D presentation

Replace as images

  • Three fictional weather interface images
  • Independent thermal and horizon background images

Text inside a supplied app screenshot or background is part of that image. Upload a new capture to change it; campaign text remains separately editable.

Night wine#210D22Warm paper#FFF5DEAmber#FFCE6ACoral#FF765F

The sample uses iPhone 16 Pro mockups on a 1,284 × 2,778 px master canvas. The phone model and export size are separate choices. For another supported device layout, review the crop, caption wrapping and phone placement on every screen.

Give each screenshot a job

Use this sequence as a guide, then adapt it to what your app actually does.

  1. Lead with today’s forecast

    A large temperature sits beside the app overview on the thermal image. Replace the fictional Lisbon forecast in both the native campaign labels and your new phone capture.

  2. Compare the next hours

    The hourly chart uses separate native lines, points and labels. Adjust all four values together, including the smaller explanatory forecast, so the chart describes your actual app data.

  3. Explain the daylight window

    An editable daylight arc pairs sunrise and sunset with total daylight. Recalculate the duration if you change the times; the arc is a campaign illustration, not a live forecast.

  4. Give a reminder a purpose

    The sunset time becomes the focal point on a separate horizon image. Keep reminder language only if your app provides it, and use the same time as the preceding daylight screen.

  5. Close with the forecast views

    Two phones connect today and the hourly forecast. Use that pair to conclude the same story instead of adding an unrelated feature or a claim your screenshots do not demonstrate.

Your next screenshot set

Start with Solar Forecast

Open the selected collection, replace the sample app screens, and rewrite the captions. Save your project, check the device layouts you need, then export the finished campaign.

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Before you start

An account with Pro collection access is required. Indie offers an optional 7-day trial for eligible first-time subscribers; Studio starts paid. Review the price and renewal terms before subscribing. Manual editing and screenshot exports use no AI tokens and have no watermark. AI tools and store publishing have separate requirements.

Work in the desktop editor. Exporting downloads the files; it does not publish a store listing.

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