Icon Changer

Make your Home screen feel like yours with Icon Changer. Choose an app, turn a favorite photo into a custom app icon or pick an original illustration, then add your design to Home as an icon widget. Your chosen app stays linked to the design, so a tap opens the app you selected. Find your look among 180 original illustrations in nine distinct styles. Explore sweet Candy objects, painted Storybook characters, Cosmic miniatures, cozy Anime artwork, Botanical watercolor, iridescent Glass, Arcade pixel art, Ink & Gold designs and tiny Mini Worlds. Each style brings twenty different subjects to your Home screen.

Give an existing app icon a different color, choose a background or keep it transparent, and shape the result to suit your look. Import a PNG, JPEG or WebP photo, crop and position it, adjust its size and padding, and edit the label. Preview your design before adding it to Home, with undo and redo to help you experiment.

Save favorite designs in named collections you can revisit. Reorder or duplicate projects, change a collection's artwork and add its icons one at a time through a guided queue. Android asks you to confirm each Home addition, and you can pause and resume the collection when it suits you.

Bring in an image ZIP with a preview of its contents, or browse drawable artwork from a compatible installed icon pack. Pack support is limited to accessible appfilter.xml resources through supported theme interfaces. Export eligible designs as 512 or 1024 pixel PNGs, share a collection of images and keep a backup of your projects, collections and eligible source images. Artwork from other installed apps and icon packs stays local and is excluded from exported image content.

Icon Changer creates new Home widgets. It keeps the original app icons in your apps list, notifications and Android settings. Widget shape, size and spacing depend on your launcher, and widgets generally cannot go in docks or folders. Restoring a backup brings back your designs; review their targets and add the Home widgets again with the normal Android confirmations.