App icons happen to be one of the most common elements you can customize on your Android smartphone: one that significantly elevates the appearance of your device’s home screen.

Later, an Android 13 beta gave us the option of forced icon theming for better aesthetics even if app developers didn’t embrace the change. The feature worked well, but wasn’t without its flaws.

Android Authority reports that Google could be revisiting its 2023 idea where the monochromatic look automatically applies to app icons that don’t have it yet. New code strings, found in the Wallpaper ...

Third-party icon packs are an excellent way to spruce up the look and feel of your Android device - here are five of my personal favorites.

Later versions of Android 16 will introduce app icon shapes, allowing you to customize the shape of your app icons, such as changing them from a circle to a square or a clover. And … that’s it.

With the latest update, v8.9.44.368 (as first noted by Will Sattelberg at Android Police), Spotify has started rolling out an updated Android icon that ditches that black border. On devices with a ...

In addition to the design of the icons, custom launchers give you control over the icon shape, size, labels, layout, and animations too. You can find an exhaustive list of over 50 Android ...

The stock launcher on most Android smartphones and tablets doesn't support icon packs or changing the app icons, including Google's Pixel launcher. You'll use a third-party launcher to change how ...

Customizing your Android device to fit your preferences is a key part of the Android experience, and one of the most useful tweaks is changing the size of your app icons. This can make your home ...

App icons are a little bit difficult in stock Android. You can’t change them natively, so you’ll need a third-party tool along with an icon pack in order to do it.