Chameleon lets you colorize different aspects of iOS to your liking

If you’re looking to add an extra splash of color to your jailbroken handset, then you just might enjoy using a newly-released jailbreak tweak called Chameleon by iOS developer Sean Caissie.

At its heart, Chameleon is a full-fledged system colorization tweak for your iOS device. With it, you can colorize a plethora of different elements found in your handset’s operating system, including but not limited to:

Evident from the screenshot examples above, Chameleon is somewhat extensive and lets you colorize things such as backgrounds, headers, and text colors, among other things. Once installed, you’ll find a dedicated preference pane in the Settings app where you can configure the tweak to your liking:

Here, you can:

  • Toggle Chameleon on or off on demand
  • Configure Notification colors
  • Configure Today View colors
  • Configure 3D Touch colors
  • Configure Home Screen colors
  • Configure Dock colors

To give you a better idea of what you can configure from each section, we’ll outline everything for you below:

Notifications

From the Notifications settings, you can:

  • Enable or disable custom notification colors
  • Choose a content text color
  • Choose a title text color
  • Choose a content background color
  • Choose a stacked background color

Today View

From the Today View settings, you can:

  • Enable or disable custom Today Page colors
  • Choose a header text color
  • Choose a header background color
  • Choose a content background color
  • Choose an edit button text color
  • Choose an edit button background color

3D Touch

From the 3D Touch settings, you can:

  • Enable or disable custom 3D Touch menu color
  • Choose a custom text color
  • Choose a custom background color
  • Choose a custom divider color

Home Screen

From the Home Screen settings, you can:

  • Enable or disable custom Folder icon colors
  • Choose a custom Folder icon background color
  • Enable or disable custom app icon label colors
  • Choose a custom app icon label color
  • Enable or disable custom Home screen page dot colors
  • Choose a current page dot color
  • Choose inactive page dot color

Dock

From the Dock settings, you can:

  • Enable or disable custom Dock colors
  • Choose a custom Dock background color

A Respring button is provided at the top right of the primary preference pane so that you can save your changes on demand.

According to the developer, Chameleon looks stunning with dark mode-centric tweaks such as Noctis and Eclipse. Obviously, using dark mode tweaks isn’t necessary, as you can still use Chameleon without them.

Those interested in trying Chameleon can download it for $1.99 from the Packix repository in Cydia or Sileo. Moreover, if you’ve purchased the Firefly tweak recently, then you’ll get Chameleon at a discounted rate.

Chameleon plays nicely with all jailbroken iOS 11 and 12 devices, so why not give it a shot?

Be sure to let us know what you like and don’t like about Chameleon in the comments section below!