How to Make an Android Look like an iPhone 7

The Android OS is so customizable that you can even make your homescreen look like an iPhone 7. If you’d like to have an iOS 10 theme on your own Android device, follow the guide we have provided below.

This guide does not require root access! All you need to do is follow the guide carefully below and download the listed apps.

Downloading the Required Apps

We have provided the download links to the apps required below.

There are pro versions of the required apps below. Although they are not completely necessary, they make the overall experience better.

Apps necessary:

iLauncher: http://www.apkhere.com/app/net.suckga.ilauncher2

iNoty: https://www.apkbe.com/app/net.suckga.inoty

Emoji Keyboard 7: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.crazygame.inputmethod.keyboard7&hl=en

Control Center OS 10: https://www.apkmonk.com/download-app/controlsmart.togglecontrol.controlcenter/2_controlsmart.togglecontrol.controlcenter_2016-08-25.apk/

Setting up iLauncher

Once you have downloaded each of the four apps above, we’ll take you through the steps necessary to make your Android look like an iPhone 7.

First, install iLauncher after downloading it from the link provided above. Once you have done this, open the iLauncher app and you’ll be able to see the resemblance to iOS 10 immediately.

To secure the iPhone 7 software, tap the home button, then tap iLauncher, then check the ‘Use as default app’ option then tap OK.’

Whilst your homescreen now looks like an iPhone 7 homescreen, there’s still a lot of work that needs to be done if you’d like to convince anybody that you’re running iOS 10.

Next, you’ll need to open and setup the iNoty application.

Setting up iNoty

The iNoty app will be used to mimic the iOS notification system. Follow the steps below to switch iNoty on.

1. Tap to open iNoty from your new iLauncher homescreen.
2. Once in iNoty, tap the switch to ‘Enable iNoty.’
3. Next, tap the home button on your device to return to the homescreen
4. Pull down the notification bar to reveal the new iOS 10 notification system.
5. Switch to ‘All’ Notification and tap to enable notifications
6. Scroll down and then tap the iNoty option
7. Tap the off/on switch to the on position.
8. Tap OK to the new prompt
9. Tap the home screen again
10. Pull down the notification bar – your notifications will now appear

Setting Up Emoji Keyboard 7

You’ll now have the notification system and the iOS 10 homescreen but you’ll still need to setup the iOS keyboard.

To setup the keyboard, follow the steps provided below.

1. Tap to open the Emoji Keyboard 7 app from the new iLauncher homescreen.
2. Close down the advert and then go through the setup Wizard by tapping ‘Active Me.’
3. Go through the setup wizard.
4. Once the setup wizard has been completed, scroll to ‘local’ on the new Emoji Keyboard 7 menu and tap to select White Flat.
5. You can now test your new iOS 10 keyboard.

Setting Up Control Center OS 10

There’s now one more app to setup to get the full iOS 10 experience. In this section we’ll explain how to setup the Control Center OS 10 app. Follow the steps provided below.

1. Tap to open the Control Center OS 10 app from the new iLauncher homescreen.
2. Tap the switch to enable Control Center.
3. Press the Home button on your device.
4. You can now swipe up to access the iOS 10 control center

Your device will now have an iOS 10 control center option available which can be accessed by swiping up from the bottom of the display.

Final Touches

There are couple of final touches you can make to get the full iOS experience.

Firstly, you’ll need to visit the settings app, tap the launcher option and navigate to the settings wallpaper selector to choose the default iOS 10 wallpaper.

Secondly, if you have on-screen touch buttons and would like to hide them, read our guide on how to hide on-screen buttons on Android.