> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.appmysite.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.appmysite.com/frequently-asked-questions/app-features-and-settings/splash-screen-not-appearing.md).

# Splash screen not appearing

### Why do I see AppMySite's splash screen in the demo app instead of my custom design?

AppMySite enables you to test your app via our demo apps. While testing your app, you will see AppMySite’s splash screen and not the one you designed for your app. You cannot preview your splash screen on the demo app or in the Preview section in your AppMySite account.

#### How to Preview Your Custom Splash Screen

You can fully preview your custom-designed splash screen by testing your app on actual devices:

**For Android Devices:**

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1. [Generate an **APK build**](/app/download/android/generate-android-app.md) of your app from the [Download section](https://app.appmysite.com/app/download) of your AppMySite account.
2. [Install the APK file](/app/preview/test-apk-on-real-device.md) on your Android device.
3. Launch the app to view your  splash screen, along with all other app features.

**For iOS Devices:**

1. [Install **TestFlight**](/app/preview/test-ipa-on-real-device.md) on your iOS device.
2. [Upload your app to TestFlight](/app/upload/ios/upload-ios-app.md) from your AppMySite dashboard.
3. Install and open the app via TestFlight to preview your  splash screen and app functionality.

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Previewing your app’s splash screen is possible using the APK file on Android and TestFlight on iOS.
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