How to Create Welcome Screen (Splash Screen) in Android Studio



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Hello Android Studio Newbie Nerds and Developers ! Today we’re creating a splash screen / welcome screen for our android app.

Do you know that welcome window for an android app make it seem professional for the user.

So how it done ?
It’s very simple, give a look at code we used here:

Code Here Used:

1,SPLASH_TIME_OUT to give action to Intent after this milli seconds
2, Intent homeIntent to open new (home) window

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22 Replies to “How to Create Welcome Screen (Splash Screen) in Android Studio”

  1. Allan Cheah

    Hey this is really cool! ^^

    Anyway, i was hoping if i could get some feedback on this open source android app I have posted below? I am a beginner and hope to learn on how to improve it…

    Just search ' pub:Path Ahead ' in Google Play Store (P & A are case sensitive).

    Looking-forward 🙂

  2. Некто Лохматый

    About removing the title bar:
    It didn't work for me; neither did anything on the Internet unless I made my welcome activity extend Activity, instead of AppCompatActivity. As I did this, the title bar magically disappeared itself, without any extra code nor XML changes. I only added
    super.getWindow().getDecorView().setSystemUiVisibility( View.SYSTEM_UI_FLAG_FULLSCREEN );
    to my onCreate method (between super.onCreate and super.setContentView invokations), which removed the notification bar.

  3. Abdullah Amer

    Hello thanks for your nice video, I did exactly what you show in the video but then may MainActivity is the one remain for 4 seconds while the HomeActivity is the one stay. How to solve that?

  4. Techie Zeeshan

    Thats not good as user needs to wait for a bit more and user still sees a white blank page.

    There's a better way.
    Create a new activity.
    Delete its activity layout.
    Remove setContentView (…);
    Create a new <style …./> with item as windowBackground and specify a image which is your app logo.
    Then in that activity, use setTheme(R.style.your_theme);
    And finally, do not forget to set this activity as launcher.

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