IOS 14 home screen ideas for your iPhone can help you customize your icon and widget setup around a unified theme.

iOS 14 has sparked a wave of creativity with the software’s new customization tools. You might notice the ability to add widgets – or visual snippets of varying sizes – among the apps on your Home screen. While Apple offers a collection of native widgets, there are a number of third-party widget design apps available as well.

As a result, users have hacked a way to create iPhone homescreen themes, combining their new widgets with custom app icons. Maybe you saw the incredible Animal crossing and Microsoft Paint– Trendy inspirational layouts online.

Our guide on how to create custom iPhone widgets and app icons with iOS 14 explains how to design the screen of your dreams, but if you need some inspiration or just want to see how smart the internet can be, keep reading for a roundup of iOS home screen ideas 14.

1. Hand drawn doodles

Relive the days when rough doodles were cool. Microsoft Paint makes everyone nostalgic, for better or for worse – anyway, this tribute it’s pretty awesome. But if you don’t have access to a machine with MS Paint, one of the best drawing apps can help you design your own hand drawn icons.

2.Old school iOS

This could be another flashback theme, but hey, every year is better than this one. You can’t restore old iOS software to your iPhone, but you can recreate the aesthetic of early 2010s Apple devices with old-fashioned app icons. The best part? You can still charge with a Lightning cable. Even better if you have an older iPod touch for reference.

3. Monochrome

There are several different routes to follow when organizing a monochrome iOS 14 home screen. You can make each page a different color of the rainbow by separating the apps based on their original icon colors. You can also create custom app icons that match a single color. An all-black layout is particularly elegant, although any color will work.

4. Pastels

Pastel colors are great for springtime, but can be used year-round to give your iPhone home screen a mellow Miami Vice vibe. Light pinks, purples, blues, yellows, and greens look great together, so unlike a monochrome theme, a pastel theme offers a wider color palette.

5. Neon

The ’80s-inspired Neon trend has infiltrated iPhones, and we have to admit, it’s pretty fascinating. When you turn all the icons in your app into miniature neon signs on a dimly lit background, it creates a cool depth effect on your screen. Check this link for a collection of neon icons that you can use to transform your iOS 14 home screen.

6. Neutrals

If eye-catching colors aren’t your thing, try this neutral iOS 14 home screen idea. Something in the minimalism of beiges, nudes and charcoals makes us feel like the finest ourselves.

7. Animal crossing

Stepping away from color themes and fandom-inspired iOS 14 homescreen ideas, this recreated Nook phone from Animal Crossing: New Horizons might be the most amazing custom layout we’ve seen. You can use one of the best Nintendo Switch games for inspiration and even turn your in-game screenshots into photo widgets.

8. Minecraft

Deceptively simple-looking Minecraft is still one of the most popular games around. If you are a Minecraft fan, you might enjoy creating an iOS 14 homescreen theme, using icons as the building blocks. And if you’re not a fan, well, 8-bit icons look cool no matter what.

9. Star Wars

Star Wars can be interpreted for several different iOS 14 home screen ideas, although if it were up to us, we’d turn every page around a trilogy, or maybe a character. It depends on how many apps you have. This Lego Star Wars the tribute is also intelligent.

10. Avatar the Last Airbender

Since ATLA and The Legend of Korra hit Netflix, there has been a resurgence of interest in the Nickelodeon sagas. Like two of Netflix’s best shows to binge-watch right now, these related series create stellar home screen themes for iOS 14.