My favorite Android icon packs are worth paying for

There are some ways to customize your Android smartphone. My first goal is to put in a third-party launcher where there are many unique options available. Then a pleasant wallpaper brings out many of the screen. However, one option that all the time appears to be considered on Android is to put in a brand new icon pack. Over the years, I actually have spent way an excessive amount of money on my favorite Android icon packs, lots of which I still use today. Here are some options I’d happily pay for again.

LineX icon pack

• Developer: JustNewDesigns
• Icons: 6000+
• Price: $0.99

I really like the minimalist yet eye-catching type of this icon pack. It combines linear graphics with neon colours and this mix is de facto impressive. The pack also includes its own collection of wallpapers that complement the daring, striking shades of every icon. However, you’ll be able to easily pair these icons with an easy black wallpaper, which is an especially great alternative if you have got a flagship Android phone with an important OLED screen.

This package comes from developer JustNewDesigns, a developer you will find very often on this roundup. Best of all, LineX isn’t an enormous investment. At lower than a dollar, it’s cheaper than most seasonal greeting cards.

It’s worth noting that LineX’s daring colours might not be for everyone. If you just like the art style but want something a little bit more subdued, I like to recommend giving it a try Beeline by AlphaOne, which is offered at the identical price. ArcticThe open-source icon pack, which is worth downloading, also offers a monotonous alternative with over 10,000 icons.

Simplicon icon pack

• Developer: JustNewDesigns
• Icons: 5800+
• Price: $0.99
  

Unline LineX, Simplicon is predicated on a more traditional icon theme model. It maintains a high level of saturation, but offers a flat, round, minimalist design. It works best when paired with lighter wallpapers, and should you cannot find your individual, there are over 100 free wallpapers included within the pack.

You’ll get marginally fewer icons than the LineX pack, but I have never seen a bigger icon that may not included within the pack, at the very least not yet. There can be a request system should you actually need an icon that may not included within the package.

There aren’t many similar icon packs on the Play Store, but About by GomoTheGom is sort of here. It has more icons than Simplicon, nevertheless it also demands a better price.

Neon retro mode icon pack

• Developer: Moertel pixel art
• Icons: 4000+
• Price: $2.79
  

Are you dreaming of a retro pixel art theme for your Android phone? Grab this icon pack instantly. This is an incredible design that incorporates over 4000 multi-colored neon icons. The pack also includes other features that may transform your device, including six widgets with color customization options and a dozen wallpapers to match the theme. Moertel also offers separate free weather widget with hand drawn weather icons.

I appreciate the craftsmanship behind this pack, nevertheless it isn’t updated as often as promised. This icon pack can be a bit costlier than the opposite designs on this list, but even considering that fact, I’d hesitate to call it a budget deal breaker. There can be monotonous alternative should you don’t love the sunshine shade.

Viral icon pack

• Developer: DrumDestroyer Themes
• Icons: 6400+
• Price: Free

Not every great icon pack for Android requires a fee; The virus is one example. The pack comes from the creator of DrumDestroyer, responsible for some excellent icon packs on the Play Store. Viral is undoubtedly one in every of the more refined works, making full use of faded pastel shades and vintage elements.

Viral also includes matching KWGT widgets, over 400 wallpapers and many different icons for key apps. Honestly, I’m undecided how this package is offered for free; it’s worth paying for it.

If you want Viral’s vibe but want something a little bit brighter, Halo is one other DrumDestroyer package worth putting in your phone.

Verticons icon pack

• Developer: Astronaut
• Icons: 6100+
• Price: $1.79
  

This vertical icon pack is something completely different. Instead of the standard square, circle, or cheer we all know and love on Android, Verticons brings over 6,000 card-like icons to your device. You won’t find this shape in Android’s default shape list, and it does a surprisingly good job of masking icons that are not directly supported. That said, I actually enjoyed running it as my current Android icon pack.

The pack also includes over 80 wallpapers, but on this pack I prefer to make use of my very own backgrounds. AND free version is offered, but incorporates much fewer icons. SpaceMan Monotony Pack also offers an analogous design, but swaps out the sunshine shades for a black and white base.

Black Magic Icon Pack

• Developer: DrumDestroyer Themes
• Icons: 5300+
  
• Price: $1.99
  

This vaporwave icon pack is comparable to Viral, but replaces the faded colours with light purple, pink, blue and green. Like several icon packs on this list, Black Magic also comes with its own wallpapers (a few of which have trouble loading), but I suggest pairing these icons with a background from a wallpaper app like Tapet or Backdrops.

If you are looking for an analogous aesthetic with a lighter, brighter color palette, I like to recommend it Unicorn. It’s a cute pink packaging that goes well with gradient wallpapers.

Minimalist icon pack

• Developer: JustNewDesigns
• Icons: 6300+
• Price: $0.99
  

If you are looking for a fair more minimalist aesthetic, look no further than the JustNewDesigns minimalist icon pack. This pack incorporates just over 6,000 icons, each with a pleasing pastel palette. Icons are available a couple of shape, which I admit is very irritating for those that require uniformity. Nevertheless, these subtle variations also add to the general charm of the packaging.

Once again, the bundle will cost lower than a dollar, so it’s worth investing in if you have got multiple Android devices and need to set them apart together with your aesthetic.

Alexis Pie minimal icon pack

• Developer: Bandot
• Icons: 9400+
• Price: $1.99
  

Similar to Simplicon but with roughly 3,000 additional icons, Alexis Pie uses clean, sharp lines and vivid colours. This particular pack uses a circular icon base, nevertheless it’s there similar squircle icon pack also on offer.

Once again, you get access to over 100 wallpapers, fairly regular support, latest icons added incessantly, and tons of other icons for the primary apps.

Crunchy icon pack

• Developer: FLAT
• Icons: 3950+
• Price: $0.49
  

Crispy is the most affordable icon pack for Android on this list. Instead, it incorporates the fewest icons. However, the icon pack is well supported and the developer welcomes app requests. Crispy uses an off-the-cuff design with highly saturated colours, much like Minimalist, but appears way more vibrant on OLED screens.

FLATEDGE also has another great icon packs. Honeycomb turns an off-the-cuff design into rounded squares, while Element it offers a dark gray background that basically pops on darker wallpapers.

Delta icon pack

• Developer: Leif Neimczik
• Icons: 11700+
• Price: Free
  

I desired to limit this list to 10 icon packs, but that was a challenge for me. Delta was an obvious inclusion because of its huge collection of over 11,000 icons and around 200 wallpapers. You get icons of any shape with a matte pastel shade. It sounds a little bit bland in comparison with the brighter alternatives I discussed, but this package used to look so good on my LG Q6. And yes, it has been occurring for so long.

I’ve barely scratched the surface on this list, but here are some Android icon packs that I own and love using. Now it is your turn. Do you have got an icon pack you’ll recommend? Leave your suggestions within the comments. We would really like to listen to them.