Twitter tests new custom icons for its paid Twitter Blue service. Some users can now change the app’s look on their phones. This test is happening only on iOS devices for now. People in the test group see different color options. They can pick a new icon for the Twitter app on their home screen. Choices include colors like black, blue, or red. The usual blue bird icon stays the default. This change is only for Twitter Blue subscribers in the test. Regular Twitter users do not see these options. Twitter Blue costs a monthly fee. Subscribers get extra features already. Features include editing tweets and longer posts. Custom app icons are another possible perk. Twitter often tests new ideas with small groups. The company wants to see if users like this feature. They want to know if people will use it. Feedback from this test matters. Twitter might offer custom icons to all Blue subscribers later. It might not happen at all. The test helps Twitter decide. Making the app feel personal is a goal. Custom icons let users express themselves. Twitter Blue aims to offer valuable extras. This test is part of that effort. The feature is simple to use. Users open the Twitter app. They go to their profile. They tap on Twitter Blue benefits. They find the app icon option there. They select a new color. The icon changes immediately. The change only affects the app icon on the device. Twitter’s branding elsewhere stays the same. This test is rolling out to some iOS users now. Twitter confirmed the test exists. The company provided basic details. More information will come later. The success of the test determines the feature’s future.
(Twitter Tests ‘Twitter Blue’ Custom Icons)