Quick Settings Tile

Create personal shortcuts in your Quick Settings panel and on your Home screen.

Quick Settings Tile opens apps, app shortcuts, screens exposed by other apps, websites and deep links,
contacts, documents, folders, Android settings, and custom intents. Keep your saved profiles and
assign up to 64 Quick Settings slots. Android asks you to confirm adding a tile to the panel.

Choose a tile name and built-in icon, with an optional subtitle on Android 10 or later.
Android and your device manufacturer control the tile background, colors, shape and layout;
the final appearance can differ across devices. Home shortcuts and widgets have separate icon
styling options. Combine actions into a folder, dialog, bottom sheet, or group widget.

Device tools include flashlight, screen-awake sessions, brightness, volume, rotation, screen
timeout, synchronization, battery information, current network traffic and more. Some actions
require optional permissions, compatible hardware, another installed app or a one-time ADB
permission grant. Legacy immersive mode is available only on Android 8–10. Availability and
behavior vary by Android version and device; a settings shortcut is distinct from a direct toggle.

Screenshot, lock-screen, split-screen and power-menu actions use an optional Android Accessibility
service only after a prominent disclosure and your approval. The service performs only the action
you tap; it does not read screen content or typed text, collect accessibility data, or act on its
own. Other shortcut types work without it.

All features are free, including 64 tile slots, device and advanced actions, groups, Home shortcuts
and widgets, Tasker integration, and manual backup and restore. A one-time Premium purchase only
removes all in-app advertising. No subscription.

Export and import a validated JSON backup yourself, or use supported encrypted Android backup
and device transfer for a bounded configuration snapshot. Restored targets need review, and
system tile registration and document access permissions must be granted again on the new device.