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Personalize your phone with multiful functions
By Hafiz Rahman
Editor, tools and utilities
Theme is HeyTap's app for changing how a phone looks without touching its underlying software. It covers three areas: the wallpaper, the Always-On Display that shows when the screen is off, and the shape of the icons and the arrangement of apps. It suits someone who wants to restyle the screen rather than change what the phone does.
The listing gives little detail beyond those three areas, so the app's reach is limited to what it advertises: visual settings for the screen, the lock-state display and the app grid.
The build we hold is Theme 17.13.0 (APK) for Android 5.0 and up.
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The app lets you apply a static wallpaper, a live wallpaper, or one of your own photos. Static images suit a plain background. Live wallpapers are animated backgrounds. Photos let you use pictures from your own collection.
All three are picked from the same wallpaper settings, so switching between a still image, an animated one and a personal photo takes no separate tool.
The Always-On Display is the information that stays visible on a locked screen. Theme lets you change its patterns, its text, an image and the clock. A person might use this to show a personal message, a picture, or a different clock face while the phone sits idle.
These edits are set within the same app as the wallpaper and icon controls, so the lock-screen look can be matched to the home screen.
Icon styling covers two things: the shape of each icon and its size. Changing shape and size alters how the whole app grid looks, from rounder or squarer tiles to larger or smaller ones.
The app layout can also be rearranged. Together with the icon controls, this lets the home screen be laid out to match a chosen wallpaper or display style.
The listing points to further personalization settings under Settings, then Personalizations, beyond the three areas the app itself describes. It does not itemize those options.
Anyone looking for more than wallpapers, the Always-On Display and icon styling should check that menu on the phone itself.