This method requires Xposed though so you will need to have a rooted device in order to use it. If you don’t want to use a custom launcher, then you can use this Unicon application since it is an Xposed Module and it will allow you to install Icon Packs onto any launcher. I know there was a 3D launcher that cost $10 or something and I simply wasn’t going to buy it just so I could add it into this list. It is truly overwhelming to visit PixBit and admire its icon store, with specific features the application includes more than 2570 shapes with all styles and decorations. Again, if I ended up missing out on some launchers(and I know I have), you can use the comments section below to add to this list.

Tap the ‘Restart Launcher & Apps’ Option.

Swipe over to the Icon Pack You Downloaded.

Make Sure the ‘Icon Pack’ Option is Checked.

Tap on the 6-Dot Icon at the Bottom Left.

Tap on the ‘Icon’ Option at the Very Top.

Tap on the Double Box Icon at the Bottom Left.Tap the 3-Dot Menu Icon at the Top Right.Tap on the ‘Icon’ Option Again(in the Icon Style section).Then Tap on the ‘Personalization’ Option.Long-Press on an Empty Spot of the Home Screen.

Tap on the Home with the Gear Icon to Launch the Settings.Then Tap on the ‘Apply’ Option at the Bottom Right.Tap on the ‘Apply’ Option at the Top Right.

Nexus icon pack