Why Customise
A patched copy installs alongside the original, so the two copies can look identical at a glance. Customising the name and icon fixes that. A patched video app called something you chose, with an icon you picked, is unmistakable on the home screen, and you never open the wrong copy by accident again. This page is part of the Morphe APK patching collection.
Customisation also makes a patched copy feel owned. Theme colours, header style and icon choice are small changes, but they turn a generic patched app into an app that looks the way you want it to look every time you open it.
Setting Name, Icon and Theme
Find the branding options in the patch settings for the target app. Set the display name first, because the name is what the launcher and the app drawer show. Then pick an icon from the built in choices or create one in the icon creator, and set theme colours and header style to match.
These choices are per app, not global. A patched video app can carry one look while a patched music app carries another, which helps when several patched copies share a home screen. Patch after setting the options, because branding is baked into the patched copy during the patch run, not applied afterwards.
For the next step, see Morphe Ad Block and Background Playback in the guides, which continues this setup from where this page leaves off.
Branding Problems
If a patched copy still shows the stock name or icon, the branding options were not set before the patch run, or the branding patch was switched off. Open the patch settings, confirm the name, icon and theme are set, confirm the branding patch is on, and patch again.
If a custom icon looks wrong, check the icon creator preview before patching. An icon that looks fine at full size can look muddy at launcher size, and the preview is the place to catch that, not the home screen after install.
Related reading: Morphe Root vs Non Root Install, which covers the neighbouring part of this workflow.
When you are ready, check the download page for the current file status.
Conclusion
Set the name, icon and theme before the patch run, per app, and the patched copy arrives looking like yours. Branding set after patching does nothing until the next patch run bakes it in.