Art & Design
Themes: Fancy Widgets, Icons
Icon packs, widgets and AI-generated wallpapers for restyling iPhone and iPad home and lock screens.
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- Developer
- 晓夏 卢
- Score
- 4.7
- Downloads
- 10K+ ratings
- Age
- Rated 4+
- Version
- 1.5.6
- Price
- Free
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About this app
An unusual addition sets Themes: Fancy Widgets, Icons apart from the run of theming apps: a library of wallpapers generated with AI art tools. Beyond that it offers the standard mix of ready-made themes, icon packs and widgets for the home and lock screens, and it's for people who want a quick visual refresh with little effort. Icon packs come in hundreds of styles, among them neon, anime, sports, pastel, glitter, scrapbook, gold and retro. Widgets include date, clock, calendar, photo, weather and countdown, plus Bible and motivation widgets, with lock screen widgets listed as coming later. Themes are grouped by subject, such as sports and films, and work on iOS 14 through 16. The listing is muddled about its own name, referring to itself as Themes: Icons & Fancy Widgets, Themes: Icons & Color Widgets and Lockd in different places, so expect some rough edges. It requires iOS 14 or later.
Themes: Fancy Widgets, Icons: the full guide
What the app is
AI-generated wallpapers are what this one brings to a crowded category. Alongside them sit the usual ready-made themes, hundreds of icon pack styles from neon and anime to scrapbook and gold, and widgets for date, clock, weather, countdown and photos, plus Bible and motivation widgets that few rivals offer.
It covers both iPhone and iPad, both screens, and sorts its themes into subjects like sport and cinema. The listing refers to the app by at least three different names and lists lock screen widgets as still to come, so some rough edges are to be expected.
How it works day to day
The first session is a browse: scroll the AI wallpaper library, pick a few, then find an icon pack that doesn't fight with them. The subject sorting speeds that up if you have a team or film in mind. Widgets go on next, and a countdown to a holiday or a daily verse is the kind of thing people set and leave.
After that it's occasional. The AI wallpapers are the reason to come back, since generated art gives a library that doesn't look like everyone else's.
Why people look for it
Wallpapers that nobody else has. Generated art means a library with less overlap than the stock collections elsewhere, and that's what gets this one found. The Bible and motivation widgets attract a specific audience that other theming apps ignore. iPad support matters to people who want the tablet to match the phone.
Look and feel
The five screenshots on the page should show whether the AI art has a coherent style or a scattered one, which is the main question. Icon packs span pastel to gold to retro, so the gallery is broad rather than curated. The confused naming in the listing suggests the presentation hasn't been polished to the same standard as the content.
