Figure 4: Adaptive icons defined using foreground and background layers. Provide two layers for the color version of the icon: one for theįoreground, and one for the background. User theming, the design must meet the following requirements: To ensure that your adaptive icon supports different shapes, visual effects, and

If the launcher doesn't support themed app icons.

If your app doesn't provide a monochromatic app icon.

If the user hasn't enabled themed app icons.

The home screen does NOT display the themed app icon-and insteadĭisplays the adaptive or standard app icon-in any of the following

Figure 3: Adaptive icons inheriting from the user's wallpaper and themes Launcher supports this feature, the system uses the coloring of the user’sĬhosen wallpaper and theme to determine the tint color. Words, turned on the Themed icons toggle in system settings), and the If a user has enabled themed app icons (in other User theming: Starting with Android 13 (API level 33), users can theme VisualĮffects may vary from one launcher to another. Figure 2: Examples of visual effects displayed by an adaptive icon Note: Animated visual effects are generated by supported launchers. Visual effects: An adaptive icon supports a variety of engaging visualĮffects, which display when users place or move the icon around the Figure 1: Adaptive icons support a variety of masks, which vary from one device to another

Must provide a mask, which the system uses to render all adaptive icons with On one OEM device, and display a squircle on another device. For example, it can display a circular shape Adaptive icons are primarily used by the launcher on the homescreen,īut can also be used in shortcuts, the Settings app, sharing dialogs, and theĪn adaptive icon can adapt to different use cases as follows:ĭifferent shapes: An adaptive icon can display a variety of shapesĪcross different device models. Can display differently depending on individual device capabilities and user

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