
Android theming Icon packs give consistency and style

It can seem overwhelming at first, but if you go Pro, you can import widget presets made by other users that are shared on theming communities or published on Google Play as KWGT packs (opens in new tab). If you're willing to go the extra mile to get a widget that fits your style and your needs perfectly, take a look at KWGT, a What-You-See-Is-What-You-Get widget creator that allows you to create just about any widget you can think of. Most music and podcast apps will come with a widget to control playback - but most of those are ugly, which is why I am eternally grateful to third party music widgets. Most popular apps have some form of widget, especially productivity apps like Google Keep, Todoist, and Outlook. I love widgets because they make my home screen more useful, and if an app does its widget right, it makes your home screen beautiful as well as functional. Source: Ara Wagoner / Android Central (Image credit: Source: Ara Wagoner / Android Central) There's a bit of a learning curve to KLWP, but once you get going with it, KLWP can let you swap between themes in mere seconds.Īnd nothing says that you have to go to some new app to find a great wallpaper - websites and social media are rife with them, too! Sometimes I'll just get lost in the black hole known as Reddit looking at fantastic wallpapers in food and nature communities. KLWP (opens in new tab) - This app goes beyond just being a pretty wall for you to look at KLWP allows you to make full-blown phone themes with animations, built-in widgets, and controls.There's also a nice collection of wallpapers here for Halloween, Christmas, and other major holidays.

