The 2013 on-screen "Disney–ABC Domestic Television" showing the blue Disney wordmark and the 2013 ABC logo is also blue and the font "Domestic Television" is Benton Sans in white (gray in the off-screen primary logo) and also have a blue star between the Disney logo and the ABC logo. The 2015 on-screen " Disney–ABC Home Entertainment and Television Distribution" showing the blue (black in the off-screen logo) Disney wordmark and the 2013 ABC logo is also blue (gray in the off-screen logo) and the font "Home Entertainment and Television Distribution" is Benton Sans in white (black in the off-screen logo) and also have a blue star (black line in the off-screen alternate logo) between the Disney logo and the ABC logo. You'll also need to enter the name you'd like to appear for your app on the home screen (but you can leave this blank if you prefer a more minimal look).Disney–ABC Home Entertainment and Television Distribution, Domestic Television and International Television This might be in "Files" or "Photos", depending on where you've saved the icons in Step 1. This will bring up a file picker for you to choose your new icon for the app. 7 Tap the "Share" icon at the bottom 8 Tap "Add to Home Screen" 9 Tap the "Icon" button 3 Tap "Add Action" 4 Tap "Scripting" 5 Tap "Open App" 6 Tap "Choose"Īt this step, choose the app you'd like to create your new icon for. You'll be creating a "Shortcut" to your app, which will add a new icon for it on your homescreen that adds a new way to get to your app.
If you haven't already, download the icon pack above on your phone (or elsewhere), and save it to "Files" on your iPhone so you can access the folder from your device (or you can save it to "Photos" if you'd prefer) 2 Open the "Shortcuts" app and tap "+"
Here's how to use and apply new icons in just a few quick steps:
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