Art & Design
ThemeKit: Widget & Icon Themes
Home screen themes, widgets, wallpapers and 5,000-plus icon packs for iPhone, with new sets added daily.
Get the app
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- Developer
- PIXELSPARK TECHNOLOGY LIMITED
- Score
- 4.6
- Downloads
- 10K+ ratings
- Age
- Rated 4+
- Version
- 1.69.1
- Price
- Free
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About this app
One of the many iPhone home screen customisation apps, ThemeKit bundles themes, widgets, app icons and wallpapers in a single place. It's for people who like changing the look of their phone often, since the catalogue grows by five to eight new content sets a day. Widgets cover calendar, time, battery, quotes, clock, weather and photo collages, and both themes and widgets can be built from your own photos. The icon library runs past 5,000 designs in styles from gothic and anime to minimalist and neon. Wallpapers include depth-effect and Dynamic Island designs, and there are seasonal collections around Christmas and Halloween. Everything mixes and matches without needing other apps, and the lock screen is covered as well as the home screen. It works with iOS 18. A subscription is needed for the full set of features; the listing doesn't say what's included for free.
ThemeKit: Widget & Icon Themes: the full guide
What the app is
Volume is the pitch. ThemeKit is a home and lock screen customisation app for iPhone that adds between five and eight new content sets a day, on top of an icon library already past 5,000 designs, and bundles widgets, wallpapers and full themes alongside them. It's for people who redecorate their phone the way others change a wallpaper, often.
Widgets range from calendar and battery to quotes and photo collages, and both widgets and themes can be built from your own pictures. Depth-effect and Dynamic Island wallpapers are included, as are seasonal sets. A subscription covers the full feature set.
How it works day to day
You open it when the current look has gone stale, which, given the daily additions, could be any time. Browsing is by style: gothic, anime, neon, minimalist. Pick a set, apply the icons and widgets, swap the wallpaper, and the phone looks like someone else's for a week. Those who want something personal build a widget from their own photos instead.
Around Halloween or Christmas the seasonal collections come out, and the lock screen gets the same treatment as the home screen, so one visit can redo both.
Why people look for it
Icon variety. With more than 5,000 designs and new sets arriving daily, the people who search for ThemeKit are the ones who have exhausted smaller libraries and want a steady stream of fresh material. The iOS 18 compatibility note matters to anyone who upgraded and found an older theming app broke. The photo-based widgets are a secondary pull.
Look and feel
Theming apps are catalogues, and the five screenshots on the page are where you'll see how this one presents its material. With a library growing by several sets a day, expect the app to lean on browsing and categories rather than editing tools. The styles named in the listing, gothic to neon, suggest the gallery itself is loud, which is fine for a storefront.
