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10 best icon packs for Android (by developer)

Make your home screen just a little more exciting with a new icon pack from one of these talented developers.
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May 9, 2022
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Icon packs are one of the most popular methods of customization. Most mainstream third-party launchers support them, and they provide a cheap and unique way to customize your device. Plus, there are literally hundreds upon hundreds to choose from. When we first thought about making this list, we thought about doing individual icon packs. Unfortunately (or perhaps, fortunately), there are simply too many good ones out there.

See also: How to make and share your own custom icon packs

We decided instead to list developers of icon packs rather than individual icon packs. This isn’t like most app genres where you get ten or 15 good ones and then the quality dips significantly, there are literally dozens, if not hundreds, of good icon packs. Thus, we encourage readers to drop their favorite icon packs in the comments and keep the list going for future readers. Here are the best icon packs for Android. There are some good one-offs as well, including Spendid and Delta. Plus, you can find some great icon older icon packs from GSeth here.

Also, Android 13 natively includes icon theming. If you just need something simple that goes with your background, you may be able to get away with just using the OS’ native theming capabilities to theme your icons. Read more about that here.

The best icon packs for Android

Ben Norgelas-Dzimidas

Price: Free / Up to $1.99 each

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Benas Dzimidas has a variety of good icon packs. Some of the more popular ones include Rondo, Voxel, Lai, Elta, and Lux. There are many others to choose from as well. Benas Dzimidas icon packs typically feature very clean and colorful designs with flat graphics and various icon shapes. Lux works outstanding with dark themes (great for OLED devices), while Rondo works well to replace the stock Material Design style icons on something like a Pixel phone. Voxel, Elta, Circulus, and Folium are also very good-looking. Most of the icon packs are either free or require a small charge. We didn’t see anything that costs more than $1.99.

Edzon DM icon packs

Price: $0.99-$1.49 each

Linebit screenshot 2022

Edzon DM is another icon pack developer with a few decent icon packs. They include Linebit, Linebit Light, Linebit SE, Bixpic, and Simplit. The Linebit series is a minimal set of icons that work well with solid color wallpapers. The regular Linebit series is quite colorful, while the Light and SE versions are white and purple. Simplit and Bixpic are full-style icons with colorful designs. They should work well with most themes, and they’re relatively inexpensive.

Göktuğ ULAŞ

Price: Free / Usually around $0.99

Revo Shine screenshot 2022

Göktuğ ULAŞ is another developer with a bunch of icon packs. Most of Göktuğ’s work sticks to the established norm (flat style, round icons) with various flair or additions to achieve a different look. That includes the Graby, Mellow Dark, Rugos (our favorite), Olmo, and Yomira. The most interesting-looking one of the bunch is Flax. It features rectangular shapes that you don’t see very often. All of the packs feature thousands of icons, Muzei support, and more. They’re also fairly cheap.

Indigo Madina

Price: Free / Up to $1.99

Bluric screenshot 2022

Indigo Madina has a few really decent icon packs. There aren’t many similarities between them, and there are about half a dozen to choose from. Hejoop has a decent white and red theme. bluric is a delightfully minimal flat icon pack that works well with brighter themes. Hejo is like Hejoop but green instead of red. Pino is a good squircle pack while Basicone is a good Material Design-style icon pack. There are a few others worth checking out as well.

JustNewDesigns

Price: $1.99 each

Flora screenshot 2022

JustNewDesigns has more than half a dozen icon packs to choose from. They don’t stray too far from the norm. Most of them are square, squircle, or circle icons with bright colors, flat designs, and consistent theming. We definitely recommend Simplicon, Minimalist, and Minimal O for those types of icons from this developer. Recticons is good for those who like the longer rectangle icon design. Bolt has a good collection of decent circle icons as well. None of the packs cost more than $1.99.

Mowmo

Price: $0.99

Minimale screenshot 2022

Mowmo used to have a lot of good icon packs. However, these days, the developer only has one and it’s called Minimale. Minimale is one of the best Material Design-style icons that we’ve seen. They’re detailed, flat, colorful, and varied. The pack comes with 2,500 icons, 35 QHD wallpapers, and there is a tool in the app to request new icons in the pack. It hasn’t had an update in a little while, so we’re not sure if the requests are being filled, but it otherwise looks very nice.

Randle

Price: Free / Varies

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Randle is a newer icon pack developer with a few decent icon packs. They include Zwart and Whicons. Zwart is one of the cleanest all-black icons that we’ve seen. Whicons are the same way except they are white. These are excellent for minimal themes with simple icon needs. The packs over 7,000 icons and covers more than 33,100 apps. It also supports dynamic calendar icons and more. The apps are free with in-app purchases that range from $2.00 to $10.00.

Sikebo

Price: ~$1.99 each

LetItBeO screenshot 2022

Sikebo is a very competent icon pack developer with three good icon packs. They used to have about a dozen, but it seems like development has scaled back a bit. For now, the options include LetItBeO, Immaterialis, and Retrorika. LetItBeO is a Material Design-themed icon pack that is colorful and enjoyable. Immaterialis is similar, but it uses a darker color palette and it looks surprisingly good with dark wallpapers and dark mode. Retrorika is the same as the prior two in terms of style, but uses a muted, retro color palette that is surprisingly nice to look at.

TruePick’s

Price: Free / $0.99

TruePicks screenshot 2021
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TruePick’s is an interesting app. It doesn’t actually change your icons for you. However, it has various home screen set-ups with a launcher, icons, KWGT widget, and wallpaper. The app helps you recreate these set-ups by linking to all of those things, including the icons. Each link takes you to the Google Play Store, so there are no shady happenings here. Thus, you can actually use it to find a decent icon pack along with matching wallpaper and widgets if you want to. This one is fairly new and still working out some issues, but the links all work correctly. The pro version removes ads, lets you join their Telegram group, and you can upload your own set-up to help others.

Vertumus

Price: ~$0.99 each

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Vertumus has dozens of icon packs for sale, and they’re all pretty decent. Vertumus seems to jump from style to style but focuses on darker icons that look great for dark themes. We really like Neon Glow, Omoro, HD Dark, Durgon, and Umbra for darker themes. Elun is an excellent flat, modern, and colorful icon pack, while Urmun and Velur put a little zest into the modern style. Cryten and Potem are excellent for lighter themes as well. Most of the icon packs cost around $0.99.


If we missed any great icon packs for Android, tell us about them in the comments. You can also click here to check out our latest Android app and game lists.