You need a dedicated app to customize your home screen in style! This is the definitive version of the dress-up app that has all the dress-up materials!
Twitter icon, that bird mark disappeared 😢!! It might be hard to understand, so many people may want to revert to the original icon if they can change it, right?
This time, I'll explain how to restore the Twitter icon to the original blue bird mark!
To change the Twitter icon, first, let's save the bird icon!
👆Long press to save the icon!
For iPhone users, we will use the "Shortcuts" app, which is definitely included if you have iOS 14 or later!
By the way, this method can be used not only for Twitter but also for other app icons!
You can also customize the whole home screen with widgets to make it even more fashionable...♡ However, please note that the notification badge (the red mark that appears at the top right of the app when there is a notification) will not be displayed!
For those who are interested in customizing the entire home screen, check out the No. 1 app for home screen customization, "WidgetClub"!
Actually, there is a way to hide the app icon! Did you know that? If you delete the app, you won't be able to use Twitter itself, but you can ensure stylishness by hiding the app icon from the home screen!
Please note;
Do not “Delete” the app! The App will make it unusable. Remember, this procedure is only to hide the previous app icons!
To change the Twitter icon, first, let's save the bird icon!
👆Long press the image to save the icon!
1.For Android users, you need a dedicated app to change app icons! Download the No.1 app for customization, "WidgetClub," from the following link!
2.Open WidgetClub app and tap the middle "+" button.
2.Tap "Import Icons" → Select the saved Twitter image.
3.To link the app, tap the "+" button, then select “X”
4.Tap Twitter icon in the left then rename the app name(Optional)
5. Tap "Save" in the upper right corner and tap save again.
6.Tap "Profile.", then tap Icon pack you just saved, then tap “Set”
6.Tap “Set Icons” and select the style you want.
7.Choose a style! (There are pros and cons due to Google's customization restrictions, so choose your favorite!)
8.When you choose “Square”: Tap “Square” button and select the icon style
9.Tap “Add” button each time a popup appears.
10.The blue bird has been added!
1. If you choose the circle icon: Select the circle → Tap "Add" to complete!
Try selecting your favorite style!
Please note; You cannot display notification badges due to the Google specification.
As a personal recommendation...
If you don't plan to customize other icons→ Circle icon is recommended. The WidgetClub mark is added due to Google's restrictions, but it matches the height of non-customized app icons, creating a sense of unity!
If you plan to customize other icons as well→ Square icon is recommended! Android users can customize their icons quite stylishly, so it's convenient!
If you want to hide the original X icon, choose "Remove" instead of "Uninstall" when long-pressing the app. Definitely do not choose "Uninstall"! The reason is that although you can visually change the app icon, if you actually uninstall the app, you won't be able to use the app anymore!
(For some devices, when you long-press the app icon and drag it on the screen, "Remove" or "Uninstall" is displayed at the top. Move it to the "Remove" area to hide it.)
Android users can also customize stylishly like this with the WidgetClub app!
WidgetClub Editorial Team
The official media team managing the smartphone customization app "WidgetClub." We share information centered on convenient ways to use iPhones and Androids, noteworthy apps, and tips for utilizing new features, all aimed at making your daily smartphone experience more enjoyable and personal. Leveraging our years of accumulated knowledge in gadgets and mobile technology, we strive to create articles that are easy to understand, even for beginners.
Liume inc.
Representative Director & CEO Saeko Usami
After graduating from the Faculty of Economics at Keio University, I worked as an editor in the news media division of an internet portal company and, from the early days of mobile apps, engaged in product development and marketing for iPhone and Android applications. I founded Liume Inc. in June 2021 and released an app in September 2021 that lets users stylishly customize their smartphone home and lock screens with widgets, wallpapers, and icons. Our iPhone and Android apps have surpassed 9 million total downloads. I have been an iPhone user for over 15 years.