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Mobile App Welcome Onboarding Slides
Updated over a week ago

These are used to promote the App and In-App Purchases. You can use the Default Slide or you can provide Custom Slides for us to use instead (available on Plus plan only).


Option 1: Uscreen's Default Onboarding Slide (required on Pro plan apps)

  • Branding: Your header image is featured at the top

  • Features are listed. If you do not offer live streams or the Community feature, these will not appear in the list of membership entitlements.

  • Text can be translated into any of the available in-app languages.

  • Background changes with the app theme (Light; Dark)

Note: We currently cannot make piecemeal customizations to this slide design, outside of including your accent color, header icon, and feature choices.


Option 2: Custom Slides (available to clients in the Plus plan)

We offer a separate design that can be customized, which includes a central image space, title text, and body text for each slide.

You can customize the title, text, and image for each slide. If you want to use Custom Slides, you will need to provide the Text and Image for each slide.

Number of Slides: Minimum-2 slides; Maximum-5 slides

Slide Text:

  • Title: Up to 50 characters (including spaces)

  • Description: Up to 150 characters (including spaces)

  • Language: Provide text for one language only. It will not be translated in the app.

  • Information: Describe your content, benefits of the app, and why users should subscribe. Do not include 3rd-party platforms; prices/trial; links to websites, etc. Use the text on standard slides as a starting point.

  • Discrepancies in the length of Description fields may cause some images to be in different positions due to being pushed up to fit in all the text. We recommend using similar amounts of text on each slide for the Title and Description

Slide Image: 1125 x 1725px on tablets (cropped down to 1125 x 740px on mobile devices)

  • Background changes with the app theme (Light; Dark)

  • The same images are used for Android and iOS.

  • The image is cropped to fit (not resized) for mobile devices.

  • Make sure you provide images that allow for cropping.

Example 1:

iPad: shows full image container (1125x1725)

iPhone: shows cropped image container (1125x740)

Example 2:

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