Language Learning App UI Design Examples
30 real apps · 787 screens
Duolingo
Google Translate
Pimsleur
BabbelThere are 30 language learning apps in this collection — apps that teach languages, including Duolingo, Google Translate, Pimsleur, Babbel and Translate AI — with 787 real screens between them (about 26 per app). The largest App Store categories among them are Education (20), Reference (6) and Entertainment (2), and the 29 rated apps average 4.7★. Their most common accent colours are neutral (18), blue (7) and orange (2).
At a glance
- Apps
- 30
- Screens captured
- 787
- Top categories
- Education (20), Reference (6) and Entertainment (2)
- Average rating
- 4.7★ across 29 rated apps
- Accent colours
- neutral 18blue 7orange 2
- Highest rated
- Lingvano (4.9★)
- Most screens
- Duolingo (567)
- Last capture
- September 23, 2026
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What makes a good language learning app
Language apps gamify a long journey: short lessons, speaking and listening exercises, streaks and a friendly tone that forgives mistakes.
What these 30 language learning apps have in common
The 30 apps here average 26 captured screens each; Duolingo is the deepest at 567 screens, and 1 of them have 20 screens or more — enough to follow onboarding, the main tabs and settings end to end. 1 app also has recorded flows you can step through in order.
26 of the 29 rated apps score 4.5★ or higher on the App Store, led by Lingvano (4.9★), ASL Bloom (4.9★) and OpusClip (4.9★). 67% are filed under Education and 20% under Reference, so the set cuts across categories rather than repeating one genre page.
30 language learning apps worth studying
- DMV Practice Test 2026 myDMV (Education) — “myDMV prepares DMV knowledge tests for a driver's license including DMV, CDL and motorcycle. Well-designed courses and tests are available for all 53 states. Supported languages: English and…” 9 screens, rated 4.6★.
- Unedo (Education) — “FOR LEARNERS WHO ARE DONE WITH BEGINNER STUFF” 7 screens, rated 4.8★.
- Duolingo (Education) — “Learn a new language, chess & more with the world's most downloaded education app! Duolingo is the fun, free app for learning 40+ languages through quick, bite-sized lessons.…” 567 screens.
- Google Translate (Reference) — “Translate between up to 249 languages. Feature support varies by language:” 6 screens, rated 4.3★.
- Pimsleur (Education) — “Learn languages fluently with Pimsleur - Learn to speak 50+ foreign languages like a local with just 30 minutes of language learning practice a day!” 6 screens, rated 4.7★.
- Babbel (Education) — “Speak a new language with real-life conversations. Babbel is the award-winning language learning app with courses tailored to your native language, built by 200+ language experts and trusted…” 8 screens, rated 4.7★.
How to use these references for a language learning app
Compare exercise types, feedback on right and wrong answers and the lesson-complete celebration. Start with Lingvano, ASL Bloom and OpusClip, open each app and step through its screens in order, then save the screens you want to borrow to a board.
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How this list is built: 30 apps from the UIDiscovery library that teach languages, matched on each product's own App Store name, subtitle and description. Ordered by popularity.
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