How to Make your phone look more aesthetically pleasing

More phone accessories

Use a phone case. A case can add an eye-catching addition to the look of your phone. This is also a good way to protect your phone from physical impact. There is a wide variety of phone cases, so look online for the one that suits you best.

Do you want a case that is both aesthetic and practical? Shockproof phone cases or those with built-in chargers will work for you. If you don't care too much about features but just want to be beautiful, you can check out cases with colorful colors, textures or styles that speak to the owner's personality!

Don't forget to include your phone model and type keywords when searching for a case.

Use PopSocket. The plastic circle glued to the back of the phone, acting as a holder and handy handle is the PopSocket. This accessory is available in different colors and designs. You can coordinate PopSocket and phone case for harmony.

Attach a charm (strap) to your phone. Recently, the phone straps of the early 20s are being sought-after again. The strap can be attached to the phone case as a unique accessory.

Add stickers. Stickers are a great way to personalize the back of your phone. Just collect some small stickers you like and stick them on your phone case.

Set wallpaper

Select wallpaper. Wallpapers are a great way to personalize your phone. You can set both the lock screen and the home screen, so choose two different pictures for each type of wallpaper if you want. The lock screen is the page you see before you unlock your phone, and the home screen is what you see afterwards. We recommend looking in your camera roll, Pinterest or online to find an image you like.

Save photo. Once you find the photo, don't forget to save it to your camera roll (if the photo isn't available here). You can do so by taking a screenshot or downloading it to your camera roll.

Set wallpaper on Android phone. Go to settings, select 'Display' then 'Wallpaper'. Tap 'Gallery' and select the photo you want from the camera roll. You will now have three options: 'Home screen', 'Lock screen' and 'Home screen and lock screen'.

Just repeat these steps but choose a different picture if you want to set different picture for home screen and lock screen.

Besides, the device is also pre-installed with some wallpapers. To apply these photos, tap the other option instead of 'Gallery'. The label of this option will vary depending on the Android model, but will typically be 'Live Wallpapers', 'My Wallpapers', or 'Styles & Wallpapers'. ).

Set wallpaper on iPhone. Go to settings, select 'Wallpaper' then 'Choose a New Wallpaper'. Tap one of the camera roll categories (select 'All Photos' to see all the photos in the camera roll) and tap a photo. Tap the 'Set' option in the lower right corner and choose one of the three options 'Set Lock Screen', 'Set Home Screen' and 'Set as home screen' Both' (Set both).

Repeat this step if you want to set different background image for home screen and lock screen.

To choose a background image that comes pre-installed on your device, tap 'Dynamic' or 'Stills' and make your choice.

Sort apps

Create folders on iPhone. Grouping apps into different folders is a great way to keep your home screen organized. Proceed by long-pressing on the app icon until the icon starts to jiggle. Then drag the icon to another app and release it. A folder containing the last two applications will be created. Now you can long press and drag any app to drop it into this folder.

Create folder on Android. First, go to the app drawer. Then, long press on an app, drag and drop it to the home screen. Back in the app drawer, long press, drag and drop another app onto the app you just added to the home screen. After releasing your hand, a folder containing the last two applications will appear on the main screen.

Some Android phones may not allow folders to be created by dragging and dropping apps. In this case, long press and drag the app to the 'Create Folder' icon in the upper left corner. Release your finger and enter a name for the folder. Click 'Done' or the enter arrow icon in the lower right corner to create a folder.

Rename application folders. It is possible that folders are created based on the type of application, even the color of the application icon in the folder. You can use names to distinguish these differences. On iPhone, long-press on the folder icon, select 'Rename', enter a new name, and then tap 'Done' in the lower-right corner. On Android, you click on the folder and then click on the title. Type a new title and tap 'Done' or the enter arrow icon in the bottom right corner.

Sort apps by color. Do you want to take your home screen to a whole new aesthetic level? Consider moving apps to order colors in the rainbow (or whatever color organization you want). To do this, you need to long press on an app, then drag and drop the app to a new location on the home screen. Repeat for all apps in turn until you are satisfied.

For iPhone, you need to tap 'Done' in the upper right corner once the arrangement is done.

On Android, you may need to open the app drawer to find apps that aren't on the home screen.