Green widgets for Android

Green widget recipes

Each recipe has a preview, exact colors and layer-by-layer steps.

Green clock widgetFree to buildGreen analog clock widgetFree to buildGreen calendar widgetData needs ProGreen battery widgetFree to buildGreen countdown widgetFree to buildGreen to-do list widgetFree to buildGreen photo widgetFree to buildGreen quote widgetFree to buildGreen music widgetData needs ProGreen year progress widgetFree to buildGreen step counter widgetData needs ProGreen habit tracker widgetFree to buildGreen sticky note widgetFree to buildGreen world clock widgetFree to buildGreen date widgetFree to build

The green palette

• Sage #E4EDDFBackground
• Matcha #CBDCC2Surface and tracks
• Forest #1E3A2BText
• Moss #6F8C78Labels
• Leaf #3FA35BAccent

Design rules

• Text: Use forest green text for a softer look than black.
• Numbers: Keep numbers forest green and semi-bold.
• Bars and rings: Use leaf-green bars on a matcha track.
• Photos: Plants and landscapes match the palette.
• Lists: Round leaf-green checkboxes.

Do

• Use sage for large areas and bright green for small ones.
• Keep text in the darkest green.

Avoid

• Do not combine with red unless it is seasonal.
• Do not use neon green here.

Wallpaper and icons

Leaves, hills or a sage gradient.

Green or white glyph icons.

See the full green home screen setup.

Questions

What colors suit green widgets?

Start with Sage (#E4EDDF) for the background, Forest (#1E3A2B) for text and Leaf (#3FA35B) as the accent.

Which font works for green widgets?

Use built-in Sans, at weight 600.

Does WidgetCraft have green widgets ready to use?

There is no ready-made green pack at the moment. Each recipe on this page lists the exact settings to build one in a few minutes, and most use only free features.

Related styles

• Botanical widgets
• Cottagecore widgets
• Spring widgets
• All widget styles