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Design a status bar, preview it, and save it as a picture.

READ THIS FIRST
This app cannot change the status bar on your own phone, and it does not try to. Android does not give any app that access, so nothing on the Play Store can do it. What this makes is an image. You build a status bar the way you want it to look, and you export it as a picture you can drop into a mockup, a slide, a tutorial or a store screenshot. If what you wanted was to change what your real phone displays, no app can do that, and this one will only disappoint you.

WHAT YOU CAN CHANGE
Carrier name. Signal strength, bar by bar. Wi-Fi strength. The network label, 5G, LTE, 4G, 3G or E. Battery level, as a percentage or as a shape. The clock and the date. Airplane mode, Bluetooth, alarm, do not disturb, silent, and the small notification icons on the left. Set each one and watch it update as you go.

FOUR PHONE STYLES
[LIST YOUR FOUR SKIN NAMES HERE, EXACTLY AS THEY APPEAR IN THE APP]

Each one is drawn to its own icon geometry rather than being the same bar in a different colour, so a bar you export actually looks like it came from that phone.

MATCH MY PHONE
One tap sets the bar to roughly the phone you are holding, so you have a sensible starting point instead of a blank one. Change anything you like from there.

THREE WAYS TO SAVE
Export the bar on its own with a transparent background, ready to sit on top of an existing screenshot. Export it over a background of your choosing. Or copy it straight to the clipboard and paste it into whatever you are working in.

BACKGROUNDS
Put the bar on a solid colour, a gradient, or a picture of your own, so what you export is already the right width and already looks composed.

PRESETS
Save a setup you use often and load it again later. Useful if you are producing a set of screenshots that all need to match.

NO PERMISSIONS
The app asks for nothing. No camera, no location, no contacts, no storage access beyond saving the picture you asked for. No account, no sign in. It works with no connection at all.

WHAT IT IS GOOD FOR
Store listing screenshots that need a clean, consistent bar across every image. UI mockups and design comps. Tutorial and documentation screenshots. App previews and press kits. Anywhere a real screenshot would have leaked a carrier name, a phone number, or a battery at four percent.