
Tap on Continue (twice) and then Done to complete the shortcut configuration wizard.After being redirected to the Shortcuts App, scroll to the bottom and tap on Add Untrusted Shortcut.Go to the Icon Themer shortcuts page from your iPhone or iPad and tap on Get Shortcut.Go to iOS or iPadOS Settings > Shortcuts and ensure Allow Untrusted Shortcuts is enabled.Install the Shortcuts app on your iPhone or iPad, if not already done.The below steps will help you to change app icons for your favorite apps on the iPhone and iPad Home Screen without jailbreak.

In iOS 13, only a few apps will work out-of-the-box, and the experience isn’t seamless, though you may enable the “Reduce Motion” option to slightly improve it. But for optimal functionality, iOS 14 is recommended. Note: The below workaround works on both iOS 13 and iOS 14. The workaround comes courtesy of a custom shortcut called Icon Themer by RoutineHub user If you’re uninitiated, Shortcuts (formerly Workflow) allows users to create shortcuts for custom automated actions or workflows. Change app icons on iPhone without Shortcuts app redirects

While iOS officially still does not allow you to set custom app icons on the Home Screen, some users have figured out a creative workaround for it.

If you want to skip the redirection and open the app directly from the customized icon, you can use this method that uses the native Shortcuts app. UPDATE: Due to some changes in the latest version of iOS 14, Home Screen icons created using the below method are now redirecting to the Shortcuts app. Step 2: Set custom app icons on iOS or iPadOS without redirects
