Apple Fitness Rings Generator
The Apple Fitness Rings Generator builds a realistic, clearly fictional Activity summary screen right in your browser. Set the Move, Exercise and Stand values and goals and the three concentric rings redraw with the real ring colors, an angular gradient and rounded caps, including the second lap that keeps sweeping when you blow past a goal. Add the date header, steps, distance, flights climbed, an award pill and the iOS chrome, then export a crisp high-resolution PNG. Nothing is uploaded, no account is required, and your last design is remembered locally.
20 / 36 characters
7 / 20 characters
2 / 3 characters
Go past the goal and the ring keeps sweeping onto a second lap, just like the real app.
Attach the unit straight to the number, like 8.4KM or 5.22MI.
5 / 18 characters
6 / 12 characters
8 / 18 characters
5 / 12 characters
15 / 18 characters
2 / 12 characters
16 / 32 characters
33 / 70 characters
4 / 8 characters
8 / 20 characters
Time, signal, Wi-Fi and battery.
Shows the card title and chevron.
Floating tab bar and home indicator.
Apple Fitness Rings Generator features
Authentic ring rendering
Move, Exercise and Stand are drawn as SVG arcs with the real ring colors, an angular gradient that brightens as it sweeps and a rounded leading cap that casts its own shadow.
Rings that pass 100 percent
Push a value beyond its goal and the ring rides onto a second lap and overlaps itself instead of stopping at a full turn, exactly the way the Activity app behaves.
Hero or compact card layouts
Switch between the big shareable ring cluster with the legend below it and the compact in-app Summary card with a small ring cluster beside the legend column.
Every detail is editable
Change the date header, large title, values, goals, units, steps, distance, flights climbed and award pill, and toggle the status bar, card header and floating tab bar.
High-resolution PNG export
The screen renders at a high pixel ratio and exports as a sharp PNG that stays crisp in stories, slides, app comps and video overlays.
How to make a apple fitness rings mockup
- 1
Set the date and profile
Type the date header and screen title, then upload and crop a profile photo or set the initials shown in the avatar.
- 2
Fill in your rings
Enter the Move, Exercise and Stand values, goals and units and watch the rings redraw with a live percentage readout for each one.
- 3
Add stats and an award
Set steps, distance and flights climbed, then pick a Move goal or all-rings-closed award pill and write its title and subtitle.
- 4
Export your PNG
Choose the hero or compact layout, toggle the iOS chrome, then download a high-resolution, watermark-free PNG.
What you can use it for
- Story-style ring-closing brag posts and fitness memes
- Health and fitness app UI design comps and prototypes
- Challenge, streak and community campaign graphics
- Educational examples about activity tracking and data privacy
- Placeholder screens for tutorials, demos and pitch decks
- Props for fictional stories, skits and video content
Frequently asked questions
Is the Apple Fitness Rings Generator free?
Yes. It is completely free with no account, subscription or hidden limits, and you can create and export as many activity ring mockups as you like.
Is it safe and legal to make a fake activity rings screenshot?
Creating clearly fictional ring mockups is fine for design comps, education, marketing and memes. Do not use them to fake fitness results, claim rewards, win challenges or deceive anyone about real activity data.
Can a ring go past its goal?
Yes. Enter any value above the goal and the ring keeps sweeping onto a second lap that overlaps the first, topping out visually at about one and a half turns while the number keeps climbing.
Can I change the ring colors?
No, and that is deliberate. Move, Exercise and Stand always use their established colors so the mockup reads correctly; you can still edit every value, goal, unit and label around them.
Does it export a high-resolution PNG?
Yes. The screen is rendered at a high pixel ratio and exported as a crisp PNG that looks sharp on retina displays, in stories, in video and in printed mockups.
Does it work on mobile, and is my photo uploaded?
It runs in any modern mobile or desktop browser, and any profile photo you add is cropped on your device and never sent to a server.