Written by Ivana Kotorchevikj Social Media / Twitter
To change Twitter color on mobile - Android and iPhone:
Social media channels introduce many updates to make it more fun for users to use them and allow them to customize their accounts.
Twitter revamped its design in 2019, introducing a better design and user experience with its upgraded version. The upgrade makes it possible to change Twitter color, background, and fonts if users want to personalize their Twitter accounts.
In this article, we’ll show you how to change Twitter color on mobile.
First, we need to point out that you can only change the color on Twitter from a web browser; unfortunately, you can’t change it in the Twitter app. You can only change the Twitter background and theme in the app.
However, you can use your mobile web browser to change Twitter color both on Android and iPhone. Here’s how to do it:
Your new chosen color will show in the home, links, hashtags, tweets, as well as in the “Tweet” button. Also, there are no restrictions on how many times you can change your Twitter color, so you can change it back to the default blue or choose another color whenever you want.
Tip: When you change your preferred Twitter color, you can combine it with a suitable background to give an impressive display. For instance, you can use the purple color with a dark background color to make it stand out.
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If you want to change the background theme on Twitter, there are three options to choose from: ‘Dim’, ‘Lights out’, or retain the “Default” background.
The good news is that you can change the background on the Twitter app as well.
You can use the same steps above to change the Twitter color and background theme on a desktop browser. To find the background options in the Twitter app, tap on your profile picture > Settings and privacy > Accessibility, display, and language > Display > tap on Dark mode under Display.
Here you can choose whether to turn the dark mode on and off, or use device settings, as well as whether to use ‘Dim’ or ‘Lights out’ dark theme.
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