Art & Design
Themelia: Theme & Widget
Thousands of iPhone themes, wallpapers and widgets, with a one-click installer that applies them together.
Get the app
Opens the official store page
- Developer
- WOOHOO LIMITED
- Score
- 4.6
- Downloads
- 10K+ ratings
- Age
- Rated 4+
- Version
- 1.17.0
- Price
- Free
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About this app
Themelia is a large catalogue of iPhone home screen material: upwards of 5,000 themes, roughly 9,000 wallpapers and some 12,000 widgets at the time of the listing, with new free items added daily. The range runs from iOS 26-style looks to sports, films, music, anime, Kpop, cartoons and comics, so it suits people who want choice above all. Matching theme packs (over 200 of them) coordinate the home and lock screens, and widgets include practical items such as battery status, date and weather forecasts. The one-click installer applies icons, widgets and wallpapers together rather than making you set each one up by hand, which is the main time-saver. Oddly, there's also a virtual pet to raise alongside your themes. The listing says nothing about pricing beyond the daily free content, so check in-app before assuming everything is included.
Themelia: Theme & Widget: the full guide
What the app is
Numbers are the argument Themelia makes: upwards of 5,000 themes, around 9,000 wallpapers and about 12,000 widgets when the listing was written, with free items added daily. The spread runs from iOS 26-style looks through sports, film, music, anime, Kpop and comics, so the breadth is the point rather than any single aesthetic.
A one-click installer puts icons, widgets and wallpaper in place together, over 200 matched packs coordinate home and lock screens, and for reasons the listing doesn't explain there's a virtual pet to raise. Pricing isn't stated.
How it works day to day
Opening it feels like entering a very big shop. You filter by interest, say a football club or a Kpop group, pick a matched pack, and the installer sets icons, widgets and wallpaper in one go. Practical widgets such as battery and weather can be swapped in where the pack's choices don't suit.
The pet is the odd bit: it lives in the app and wants attention between theme changes, which gives you a reason to come back daily, which is presumably the idea. The free daily additions do the same job for people who'd rather browse than feed a creature.
Why people look for it
Fandom themes. Someone wanting their home screen to match a specific team, film, band or anime finds that general-purpose theming apps have one or two options, while a catalogue of this size has dozens. The one-click installer is the second reason, since assembling a themed phone by hand is tedious. The virtual pet, whatever one thinks of it, is a talking point.
Look and feel
With thousands of items across every imaginable fandom, the five screenshots on the page will show the browsing structure more than any one look. Expect categories, search and matched-pack previews, and expect the aesthetic to shift completely from one theme to the next. The pet adds a game-like layer that most Art & Design apps don't have, and it will colour the overall impression.
