View all commentsĪ few examples of Google apps that support a themed icon on Pixel through the Launcher but not on other devices with Android 13 include Fitbit, Nest, Google Home, and GPay. That would be such an easy way to actually get developers to use the cool features Google makes. I honestly don't get why Google doesn't mandate the use of certain Android features in the Play Store. Know of others? Drop a comment or reach out! Here are some of the latest notable apps adding support for themed icons.Īnd here’s a full list of the apps we’re currently aware of with themed icons on Android 13. Still, it’s quickly expanding to more and more apps. The list of third-party apps that support themed icons on Android 13 is currently limited, which isn’t surprising given the reach of this feature for now. Third-party apps that support themed icons on Android 13 Within just a couple of weeks following Android 13’s launch, themed icons were already showing up in more apps, even though it’s still completely opt-in. In Android 13, the door is open for third-party apps to support themed icons. It was an incredibly limited version of the idea, but not nearly the final one. On Samsung devices, it was solely Samsung apps. On Pixels, the list was solely Google apps. In Android 12, this feature was limited solely to apps that the system allowed, which the Pixel Launcher (or Samsung launcher) determined. It works rather well, in our experience, but it all comes down to how many apps support it.

Available in Android 12 and above, the feature dynamically themes the icon and changes it as the wallpaper adjusts the system colors. Themed icons are designed to create a uniform look for homescreen icons that match the system theme. Now, in Android 13, third-party apps can get in on the fun of themed icons here’s an ongoing list of apps that support the functionality. When you’re done, to group again, select all the parts and press Ctrl + Alt + G or right-click → Group.Google debuted the ability to have themed icons on the homescreen in Android 12, designed to help go all-in on Material You theming.

To work with just one of the elements individually (to change its color, separate it from the rest or delete it), select the icon and press Ctrl + Alt + Shift + G to ungroup.To edit the color of just a single part of the resource, double-click it and select only the desired part.Select Custom option to set any other color that you want. To change the color, select the icon and click Fill color or Line color (for reference, you can find the color palette in our final slides).To modify its size, just click the icon and drag one of its corners while holding Shift to keep the proportions.Click the icon to select it, copy it by pressing Ctrl + C and then paste it on the desired slide by pressing Ctrl + V.Ĭopying and pasting an icon in Google Slides.

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