How to increase icon size on Android
Android phones come with default icon sizes, but you can easily change them in Settings. The ability to change icon sizes depends on the version of Android you are using. If you are using an older version of Android, this feature is not supported. Here is a guide to increasing icon size on Android.
Instructions to increase icon size on Android
Step 1:
First, you access Settings on your Android phone, then click on Display to continue. In the new interface, the user clicks on Advanced .
Step 2:
In the advanced adjustment interface, you continue to click on the Display Size item . Here you will click on the plus sign to increase the size of the display icon on your Android phone.
We will see how the icon preview looks like after increasing the display size.
Returning to the home screen, you will see the icon enlarged to its original size. The text displayed on the screen will also be adjusted to be larger than the original.
In case your phone does not have an option to support increasing Android icon size, you can install additional applications.
Nova Launcher : Provides an interface that is close to stock Android. The app is lightweight and fast, allowing you to customize the grid size similar to Samsung devices.
Microsoft Launcher : Instead of a grid, this launcher lets you adjust the layout and size of icons on both the Home screen and the Apps screen. It offers a lot of customization options beyond just changing the icon size.
Apex Launcher : In the settings menu, you can adjust the icon size from 50% to 150% of normal size.
Go Launcher : Once you install GO Launcher, simply long press on the Home screen, go to Icons and choose from Large Size, Default Size or Custom Size.
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