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How to use custom icon pack on your Samsung One UI 4.1 phone
Customizing your phone is one of the most interesting tasks you perform on your phone. While Samsung offers you various customization options to beautify your quick settings panel, volume panel, home screen, lock screen, and others, we know that the first step of customization starts with Wallpaper, Themes, and app icons.
Samsung has a dedicated theme store for changing the themes, wallpapers, icons, and even the always-on display style on Galaxy devices called Galaxy Themes. It provides you with dozens of icon packs. If you don’t like the default Samsung icons, you can download or purchase other icon packs from the applications.
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But as we already know that if it is a feature of Samsung then it will also have customization options. The same goes with the app icon styles. You might be aware of the Samsung Good Lock app, it goes beyond all the customization options that any smartphone could have.
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You can choose any app icon you like from the Galaxy Themes and then customize it the way that suits your style through the Good Lock’s Themes Park module. It lets you adjust the shape of your adaptive icons as well as change the color of the masks behind said icons.
Samsung One UI 4.1 custom app icon pack
How to download icon pack:
- From a Home screen, tap and hold an empty area.
- Tap the Themes option.
- Tap Icons.
- Swipe up to view the available icons.
- Select the one you want to download.
- Download Free themes:
- Tap Download if it’s a free theme.
- Download Paid themes:
- Tap the price (e.g. $0.99) if it’s a paid theme.
- Choose between Select payment method or Use discounts.
- If needed, enter your payment information.
- Tap Pay to confirm.
How to customize app icon using Theme Park:
- Open Theme Park.
- Tap Icon.
- Press Create new.
- Select the icon pack button (it’s blue and has a gift icon with a bow in it).
- Choose one of your installed icon packs, or download a new one using the download button.
- After the theme has been compiled, tap the save button in the top right (the downward pointing arrow) and name your icon pack.
How to change the size of an icon:
- Tap the arrow underneath the options for icon color.
- Drag the slider until the icons are the size you want.
How to change the icon for a specific app:
- Tap the three-dot icon in the top right, followed by change icons.
- Find the app you want to change from the list. The search button in the top right will make this easier.
- Tap your chosen app.
- To change the adaptive icon shape or color of the app and tap edit icon.
- Choose the shape and color you want, and then use Android’s back gesture.
- A prompt will ask if you want to cancel or apply the changes you’ve made. Tap apply.
- To pick a new icon from an icon pack, repeat steps 1, 2, and 3, and then tap either the icon pack you want to use.
- Now you’ll see a list of all the icons contained within the pack. To find the one you’re looking for more easily, tap the magnifying glass at the top right and search for your desired icon.
- Once you’ve found the icon you want to use, simply tap on it.
- Once you’ve edited all the icons you needed to, use the back gesture to return to the main editing screen.
How to go back to stock icons:
If you want to go back to the stock icons, the process is simple.
- Reopen Theme Park.
- Tap on the icon pack that’s currently applied.
- Finally, tap release.
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