Are you interested in a beautiful iPhone theme that catches your eye and looks different than your run-of-the-mill aesthetics? If I have your attention so far, then stick around to see a new theme called Crayon Adaptive Icons by theme maker justnewdesigns.
As you can see from the screenshot examples above and below, Crayon Adaptive Icons takes a very bright and colorful approach to depicting your Home Screen, and it looks so good that you can even get away with using a plain white (or black) wallpaper for a flat and minimalist look and feel. For bonus points, hide the icon labels!
Crayon Adaptive Icons is a monstrously large theme package with more than 1,100 app icons right out of the box, and it’s a growing collection that sees regular updates with more icons being added. The developer includes 35 wallpapers in the theme pack that look and feel great with the theme.
For those instances where an app you want themed isn’t already supported, you can fill out the developer’s request form to have more app icons added in future updates.
While this theme is new to the iPhone, it’s worth noting that it’s popular among Android users and has more than 50,000 active users on that platform. That said, the developer is particularly motivated to bring this theme to the iPhone and wants users to be happy with what they get.
In my opinion, Crayon Adaptive Icons looks and feels great, evoking a bright and colorful pastel-esque vibe on my Home Screen that I’m certain many theme users are going to love.
While Crayon Adaptive Icons can be used with SnowBoard on jailbroken iPhones, it’s also worth noting that you can also use the Shortcuts app on non-jailbroken iPhones to apply the theme to your Home Screen.
Also see: How to theme your Home Screen with SnowBoard
Anyone interested in giving Crayon Adaptive Icons a try on their iPhone can purchase the theme for $1.49 from the Havoc repository via their favorite package manager app or web browser. All versions of iOS & iPadOS appear to be supported.
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