Samsung One UI 5.0 Color Palette: How to Customize and Disable it?

Samsung added a nice function called Color Palette to Galaxy smartphones with its One UI 4.0 software, which is based on Android 12. The functionality is undergoing significant modifications as a result of the introduction of One UI 5.0, which is based on Android 13. In this guide, you’re going to learn how to customize and disable Samsung One UI 5.0 color palette.

What is the Material You Theme Color Palette?

Based on the color of your current wallpaper, Material You Theme Colour Palette has been used to adjust the user interface’s color. The user interface is made up of buttons, sliders, widgets, notification shades, icons, animations, and more.

Only the theme of the Samsung app icon may be modified using the One UI 4.0 Color Palette. The brand-new One UI 5.0 now includes customized icons for Google and other third-party apps.

One UI 5.0: Themed Icon Supports Third-Party Applications (List) Google:

• Gmail
• Maps
• Photos
• YouTube
• PlayStore
• Messages
• Meet
• Duo, etc. 

Third-party apps:

• WhatsApp
• Reddit
• LinkedIn
• Signal
• Reapainter, and more

How to Customize Color Palette on Samsung One UI 5.0

using Android 13.0 One UI 5 provides customers with a number of new choices for customization, features, and improvements, including improved Material You integration, an improved dynamic theming engine, bespoke call backdrops, and much more.

Samsung made a significant improvement to its Material You Themeing with One UI 5, offering additional color possibilities in the color palette. Users are prompted to redesign their home screens using their preferred color schemes and settings.

Users will be able to select from a total of 16 color themes and generic color themes based on the wallpaper after upgrading to One UI 5. Users will have a wonderful experience as a result because there were previously few color selections accessible.

The phone’s user interface uses a color palette, which is a collection of hues derived from your desktop background. The quick settings buttons, notification shade background color, and system app colors like phone and settings all use the same color scheme.

1. Go to the Settings app and tap Wallpaper & Style menu.

2. Tap on the Colour palette.

Color palette

Alternatively, tap and hold on the Home screen and select Wallpaper and Style > Colour palette.

Colour palette

3. Make sure that the Color palette is enabled. Here you will see 2 tabs: Wallpaper colors and Basic colors.

Wallpaper colors and Basic colors

4. Choose the color that best fits your preferences, choose the desired Color Palette, and then Apply the color.

Customize Color Palette on Samsung One UI 5.0

How to Completely Disable Color Palette on One UI 5.0

With Samsung One UI 5.0, you can now turn off the color palette feature.

• Tap and hold on to the Home screen and select Wallpaper & Style.
• Select the Color palette.
• Finally, disable the Color palette feature and tap Apply.

Completely Disable Color Palette on One UI 5.0

That’s it. These were the steps to customize or disable Samsung One UI 5.0 color palette. 

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