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# Edit individual icons
This page describes how to change individual icons on your home screen. Although the process is similar, the exact steps depend on the launcher you are using.
## Enter the individual icon editor
### For Smart Launcher users
If you are using Smart Launcher you can get an advantage from a simplified experience.
1. Perform a long press on the icon you want to change. Then select "Edit Icon".\
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2. Select "Edit with Icon Pack Studio"\
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### For Nova (or other launchers) users
This example is taken from Nova, but other launchers should offer a similar experience. Please note that the ability to change individual icons may not be available in some launchers; that's not something we control.
1. Perform a long press on the icon you want to change. Select "Edit", then tap the big app icon.\
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2. Select "Icon Pack Studio" then press the icon in the top right corner.\
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3. Now select the app for which you want to create a new icon\
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## Edit the icon
1. Pick the style you want to use as the base for the new icon or create a new one.\
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2. You can now edit any details of your icon, you can also pick a new icon from a file (look into Logo > Design). For example, we will edit the background stroke.\
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3. When you are happy with the result, just tap done and see the result on your home screen.\
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