We have a handy guide to teach you how to make a custom icon for Android. Finding the dominant colors of apps shows some. If you don't like any of these icon packs for whatever reason, you can put your creative juices to work and create your own. Recently I stumbled across a cool Ruby library called Miro that extracts the dominant colors from an image. Then there are the likes of Fluidity, which adapts to whatever shaped icon you prefer to have on your home screen, and even includes Dynamic Clocks, so you keep everything matched up. I do find myself coming back to Whicons between my themes - it really does go with everything! When Whicons doesn't quite fit a theme, Ombre usually does. Tap on the Blue + icon at the top right corner of the screen. Nothing beats the work of an artist making high-quality icons, but if you need icons in Android green or Tarheel blue, this app is there for you. Open the Shortcuts app which comes loaded on iPhones. Its simple, just choose the icons you want and then download the icons. No matter the wallpaper, no matter the home screen theme I'm working on, Icon Pack Studio lets me pick the shape, shades, and textures to perfectly match. Try using the free icons today for any purpose. There are a lot of icon packs, and while I love and enjoy keeping a wide array of icon packs at my disposal, Icon Pack Studio has been the icon pack I turn to more often than not these days for its adaptability.

Cool icons for apps