As we already said that Google’s is gifted highly technical gifts to the users and that is why now Google is goings to Dynamic Colors in Android 12 allows the system to theme your phone and compatible apps with just your wallpaper, but controls over the system are relatively limited. As soon as though, a clever app called “Repainter” will give you full control over Material You’s colors on Android 12.
But if we do exaggerate some good things so here are a few mediums also such as default, Android 12 on Pixel phones will pull a collection of accent colors from your wallpaper(s). Generally, you’ll get three to four options with a primary accent along with some other, muted options.
And they will not be Normal coloring these colors are usually pastel in nature, meaning they’re a bit muted. You can still create some stunning looks, but there’s an inherent lack of control with this system in its default state apparently.
“Repainter” looks to give users full control over Material You’s colors in Android 12 on Pixel phones, from picking colors outside of your wallpaper down to making the colors more vivid. The app is being developed by kdrag0n, a respected member of the Android community who is responsible for working on the ProtonAOSP custom ROM among other projects. The app defaults to what Android 12 already picks out, but you can easily change it to any custom color palette — there’s even a HEX color picker!
As we all know that how much a picture or snaps of phones does matter when it’s comes to Pixel so it may be very useful as that is already, the thing that really got me excited about Repainter was its ability to tweak the intensity of Android 12’s colors. You can force colors to be more vivid, swap gray backgrounds for pure black, which looks fantastic on OLED displays, and toggle the color tints on background surfaces.
You can even tweak color changes so that live wallpapers won’t change the color theme while you’re actively using the device, something that can cause apps to close/crash unexpectedly. I was able to give this a shot on my unrooted Pixel 6 Pro, and the results are absolutely beautiful and wonderful as well.
Now the main question arose that;- What’s the catch?
So the answer is here, well in reality there wasn’t one. Repainter didn’t require root, just the use of another tool known as Shizuku, which is available in the Play Store and allows apps to run ADB commands locally on the device. Once that app was set up, Repainter worked pretty easily.
Sadly we must say that the method of this app is goings to adjust Android 12’s colors without root has been broken with the January 2022 security patch. An alternative method is in development right now, but it will leave non-rooted users unable to use Repainter’s best features including more control over the colors. The new method will only enable picking custom colors. For the foreseeable future, Repainter’s best features will be limited to rooted users.
So here we will goings to discuss the controversial prices of Repainter. So Google has now given you a very cheap and nice offer because Repainter is now available on the Play Store in beta and costs $4.99, and it’ll work just fine if your Pixel is on older updates — such as Pixel 6 owners who won’t get the January update for a few more weeks. At this point, the app is only designed with Pixels in mind, but support for One UI 4 is coming in future updates. Respectively.