Samsung is now preparing the One UI 5 stable launch for all its eligible devices. As recently we informed you about the official One UI 5 version debut on the Galaxy S22 series in Italy. The latest One UI 5 comes with several features that enrich the system UI. The Samsung One UI color palette function allows you to customize the color of your smartphone’s user interface based on the color of your current wallpaper.
Now, if you are looking to change the color palette in Samsung One UI 5/One UI 4.1. Samsung One UI 5.0 added many new color palettes that will change the color of quick setting icons, app icons, toggle buttons, etc.
How to Change Color Palette on Samsung Galaxy One UI 5
In order to change the color palette on your Galaxy device first you have to install the latest One UI 5 based on Android 13 on your device (once available).
- Click and hold the blank space on the home screen and tap on Wallpaper and style.
- Click on the Color palette.
- Here you can able to check the wallpaper colors and basic colors.
- Now prefer the color as per your choice and apply.
- You can even apply it to app icons.
- Tap on Apply button at the bottom.
- Now, go to the home screen or app drawer, and you can see changes in the color of apps, quick settings tiles icons, toggle buttons, etc.
Now let’s explore the steps to Remove/Turn Off Color Palette in Samsung One UI 5
In order to complete the operation just long-press on the blank area of the home screen > Wallpapers & style > Color palette > Toggle off the Color palette.
If your device running One UI 4.1 and you are looking to change the Color Palette then follow the steps below to make it done.
First of all click and hold the blank area home screen and tap the Wallpaper and style -> Clock on the Color palette -> Choose a Palette you want to use on your phone -> Toggle on Apply palette to app icons if you want to change the Samsung app icon color -> Click on Apply.
