How to create themed icons. The first thing that needs to be done is to get Shortcut Maker installed on your device. Head to the Google Play Store on your phone and search for the app. Once you ...

Because of this quirk, I find it's best to do the search from a page that doesn't have that icon on the page, or maybe even a blank screen. Now you can create as many icons for an app as you want!

While all of Apple’s operating systems are getting a major redesign this year, the new Liquid Glass is still very much a work in progress. We already saw ...

Customizing your Android app icons can significantly enhance the aesthetic and personalization of your home screen. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to set custom icons for your Android apps ...

While you can easily find icons for various Mac apps with a quick web search, it's much easier to get them from a site dedicated to icons. One of my favorites is macOSicons.com, which lists over ...

With iOS 18, Apple gave us dark mode icons. But not every developer has updated their app to match Apple's aesthetic. If you don't want to wait, you can essentially create your own dark version of ...

The age of wildly personalizing the look of macOS might be over, but customizing app icons is still fun, and the phenomenon is more popular than ever since the advent of Home Screen widgets and custom ...

How to change an app icon on an iPhone in less than a minute. First, you need icons. So look online at websites such as Flaticon and get the ones you need. I’m going for black ones — you can ...

With a bit of luck, your custom dark mode icon will look the part on your personalized Home Screen. Note: If you have several app icons that you want to create dark mode equivalents for, make sure ...

Apps and widgets are now finally free to go wherever. So long as you stay to a grid pattern, you can now place app icons only in the bottom part of your screen, or just on the sides, or in a zig-zag.

Once you have the icon files of your preference downloaded, follow these steps to swap them with the default app icons on your Mac: Launch Finder and navigate to the Applications folder.