Since mobile devices have become the one-stop shop for our lives, an extension of our personality, we need our smartphones to look unique and show who we are. This is why many people save their selfies as wallpaper or their name flashes on the lock screen.

Steps to customise your device

1. Launchers
Launchers are a great way to completely transform your smartphones home screen. You can easily get rid of the default look of your device by just downloading one.

Here are some of the best launchers for Android:

Steps to use
1. Download app
2. Click on Nova app icon, and give all permission.

2. Icon Packs

With launchers come the ability to change the look of your icons. To do that, simply download one of the icon packs from the Play Store and start customizing your icons.

There are thousands of icon packs out there to choose from. These are just to get you started.

Apps:

How to change icons 
• First download Nova launcher (click here to download )

• Now open the Nova launcher app 

• Tap on the fifth entry in this menu, which reads “Look & Feel.” This will bring up all of Nova’s aesthetic options. The first entry in this menu is the “Icon theme” option—tap that.

• This will open a small popup window with all of the currently installed icon packs, along with options for the original “System” theme and Android’s stock “Marshmallow” icons. Tap the one you want to apply. 
That's it the icon will change. 

How to change individual icons 

• After installing your icon pack open your app drawer and find the icon you want to change. Tap it and hold until you’re greeted with the following screen, then drag the icon over the “Edit” option.

• This will open the app’s “Edit Shortcut” menu. Tap on the icon, which will bring up the “Select theme” options.

• There are a few choices here—you can choose a system icon, something from your gallery, or an icon from an installed pack.

3. Themes
If you want to change the look of your device with just one click, download themes that go with your launcher.

There are literally thousands of themes out there that will transform your smartphone to look like anything you want. Although all these customizations work on the outer level, which means, you can change the look of the app icon, but not the way app itself looks when you open it
Apps:
 • MT style  ( recommend)

How to use Mt style
  1. Open KLWP and tap the menu icon in the top left corner.
  2. In the menu, choose the folder icon (maybe on the top of the menu list)
  3. Switch to the ‘installed’ tab and select ‘MT Styles for KLWP.’
  4. After the template is loaded, Tap the ‘save’ icon to apply the template, then set KLWP as a wallpaper.

4. Widgets

Widgets are the small windows of live information that resides on your phone’s home screen. You can put as many widgets on your screen as it may allow.

Apps:

 • KWGT widget  ( recommend)
 • Saturn KWGT  ( recommend)
 • Zooper

How to use 
1: Long press on the home screen and select the Widgets prompt.

2: In the widget menu, scroll down to locate the your download widget apps , select the widget size of your choice, and drag it to your home screen.

3: Tap on the empty widget to open up the widget selection page.

5. Wallpapers

Well, you saw this coming, didn’t you!!

Wallpapers are the classic way of customizing your device.

While wallpaper apps are in abundance in the Play Store, and you are well capable of finding them, there are three that I’d like to recommend.

Apps:


6. Volume bar
 The volume panel on your phone is a part of the user interface that generally goes unnoticed by developers and developers. 
Apps:
 • Volume Style ( recommend )
 • Ultra volume  ( recommend)

Steps to use
  1. First of all, Download and Install Volume Styles App.
  2. Open the Application.
  3. Scroll Down and Select Your Style You want to Apply.
  4. Now, Click On Start Button (Top Right Side).
  5. It will ask Some Permissions (Modify System Settings, Do Not Disturb Mode, Accessibility Service).
  6. Grant All the Permissions Now.
  7. Click on Style Settings or Customize Tab.
  8. Customize or Change Styles of Your Volume Panel.

Note: This App will run on Background. So Disable Battery Optimization for this app to run this app normally.

7. Notification bar 
The customization options on Android have improved dramatically in recent years. We have various launchers, lock screen apps, icon packs, etc. with new features, but developers and users rarely touch on one aspect of customization: the notification center.
Apps:

Steps to change 
• Download and install the app from the Play Store, find it in your app drawer and open it. You’ll be prompted to grant the app permissions, but they’re necessary for the app to work.

• The three things you’ll have to toggle within Android’s settings are Accessibility, Notifications, and Write. The app will give you shortcuts to all three. First off, tap on Accessibility.

• On that screen, tap Material Status Bar.

• It will double-check to make sure you want to grant Material Status Bar that permission. Tap OK.

• Next, use your back button to return to the Material Status Bar app and select Notifications. Toggle on the switch in the upper right and then tap allow.

• And finally, return back to the app again using your back button and select Write. Toggle on the switch in the upper right.

8. Notch style
Notch was a trending feature on smartphone screens in 2018 and was met with polarized reactions. Either you hated the notch or you loved it, there was no middle ground. Personally, I think the notches are fine and if your smartphone has one then you should make the most of it and customize the notch area to suit your style.
Apps:
1. Notch pie  (recommend)

Step to download

1. Download the app from play store and grant all the required permissions.
2. Tap 'Enable' on the snack bar at bottom, to enable the service.
3. Move the sliders around until the overlay wraps around the notch or is to your liking.
4. You can also change the colors by tapping on a specific color level and setting it to whatever you want.

9. Keyboard
Smartphones running stock Android (or close to stock) default to GBoard, Google's well-regarded keyboard. Devices that run a custom version of Android may default to the manufacturer's keyboard. 
Apps:
1. Chrooma keyboard (recommend)
2. Keyboard 69 (recommend)
3. Gboard 

10. Navigation bar 
Android smartphone makers are going for all kinds of gesture navigation systems. And while gesture navigation is cool, it is not as functional as the navigation buttons.
Apps:

Launchers
Now you have seen how to customise your android phone. But now this launcher will customise your device completely different and unique..
Apps:

3. Ceri launcher

And that's it's guys...... I think now you can customise your device like a Pro 
If you have any doubts drop a comment or contact me in Instagram 

An article by Munna Suprathik