Theme Store

Theme Store delivers cohesive themes, fonts, wallpapers, and video ringtones that apply system-wide with a single tap. If you download Theme Store, you get exclusive live wallpapers, locally flavored collections, and quick Share and Favorite actions that make customizing feel simple. It all comes together in a clean catalog that previews changes before you commit. Here is what stands out in day-to-day use.

• One UI–ready themes, fonts, wallpapers, and video ringtones apply across the system

• 2,000+ free wallpapers plus exclusive live options and franchise collections

• Handwritten, color, and pixel fonts to personalize every line of text

• Set wallpapers from your Gallery, or save favorites for later

• Advanced color control through Good Lock’s Theme Park module

Cohesive One UI look in one tap

The core appeal is consistent design across apps and menus. Themes, fonts, wallpapers, and ringtones change together so the phone feels coordinated instead of pieced together. In practice, you browse a theme, preview how icons, menus, and colors look, then apply it for an immediate refresh. The change is quick, and icons, quick settings, and common screens reflect the new style right away. Theme Store makes this feel like a single decision rather than several separate tweaks.

Wallpapers and live wallpapers that fit your style

Wallpapers set the tone for the lock and home screens, and variety matters. The catalog includes over 2,000 free options across nature, animation, and architecture, alongside exclusive sets tied to popular franchises. Users who enjoy motion can switch to live wallpapers for an animated look that still feels smooth on the lock screen. Theme Store also supports setting a wallpaper from the Gallery, which is helpful for personal photos and travel shots.

Collections help when you want a coordinated look without hunting for pieces. Recommended sets group complementary wallpapers, colors, and sometimes matching themes, so the interface feels designed rather than improvised. When something catches your eye, saving it to Favorites keeps it one tap away when you are ready to change again.

Fonts that change the feel of every screen

Changing the font has a bigger impact than many expect. Handwritten, color, and pixel-style options shift the tone of system text from formal to playful or bold. It is easy to preview a font and see how it affects headers, quick settings, and notifications before applying it. Theme Store keeps font swaps fast, so you can try a few styles to find the right balance of personality and readability.

For users who read a lot on the phone, a clean sans-serif paired with subtle colors often feels comfortable. Those who prefer bolder expression might try a pixel font with a retro wallpaper set. Because fonts apply across One UI, the look stays consistent as you move between apps and menus.

Video ringtones, Favorites, and quick sharing

Video ringtones bring short, looping clips to incoming calls for a more expressive alert. The effect is most noticeable for frequent callers or pinned contacts, and it pairs well with custom notification sounds. Some devices may vary in support, so results can differ by model. Theme Store also streamlines discovery with quick Share links and a Favorites list, which helps when comparing options or sending a look to a friend.

These small touches add up during daily use. It is easy to mark a wallpaper for later, revisit it after a few days, and apply it if it still feels right. Sharing a theme link lets a friend get the same setup without walking through menus together.

Advanced color control with Theme Park

Those who want deeper control can open Good Lock’s Theme Park to build a custom theme. You start with a wallpaper, pick a primary color, and fine-tune shades for the keyboard, Quick panel, and Messages. Sliders for saturation, transparency, and Quick panel blur help dial in a look that fits both light and dark environments. When it is ready, you name and apply it like any other item in your library.

There are a few caveats worth noting. Theme Park is a separate Good Lock module that must be installed, and some controls vary by device and region. Messages color changes apply to Samsung Messages only, so third-party messaging apps will keep their own styles. Even with these limits, building a theme is a practical way to get a coordinated look that feels personal.

Theme Store Pros & Cons

Thanks to deep One UI integration and a curated catalog, Theme Store balances quick presets with room for advanced tweaks. These strengths make everyday customization straightforward while a few limits reflect device support and optional modules.

Pros

• Fast, one-tap application across themes, fonts, and wallpapers

• Large catalog with 2,000+ free wallpapers

• Exclusive live wallpapers and franchise collections

• Favorites and Share make comparisons simple

• Theme Park enables detailed color control

Cons

• Mainly useful on Samsung Galaxy/One UI devices

• Storage permissions required for photos and ringtones

• Advanced tweaks require the Good Lock module

Download Theme Store on APKPure

You can download the latest Theme Store APK from APKPure. The package is modest in size, typically around 100MB to 150MB, so most home Wi‑Fi connections finish in a few minutes. When opening it for the first time, the app may request storage access to apply wallpapers and import media for video ringtones. Granting permissions upfront helps avoid interruptions when switching looks.

After installation, explore Recommended Collections for a quick, coordinated setup, or try a live wallpaper to see how it feels on the lock screen. If you prefer building a unique look, install Good Lock and Theme Park to fine-tune colors and blur levels. Keep an eye on updates to stay close to the Theme Store latest version, since new wallpapers and franchise themes appear regularly. When ready for a change, your Favorites list makes it easy to swap styles without starting from scratch.