Game Icon Customizer Switch - Gamebrew

An application to simplify the method of changing game icons in Atmosphere

With the introduction of Sys-Tweak module in Atmosphere, users can replace the default game icon to another one of their own. The process of changing an icon involved converting an image to specific requirements then transferring the image to the switch in each individual Title ID folder.

NX-GIC simplifies the entire process by automating majority of the steps and can ready an icon on the switch within few mouse clicks.

Note: For Horizontal & Veritcal icons, follow instructions over at NX Custom Game Icons.

Features

  • Select from over 1000+ pre-made custom icons from Hotshotz and SodaSoba Icon Repository.
  • Or create your own icons for any game or homebrew.
  • Auto Match Icons.
  • Custom Metadata (Name/Author/Version).
  • Preview as you add new icons in different theme styles.
  • Look up TItle ID or enter your own.
  • Transfer all queued icons in a single click via MTP or FTP.
  • Add your own Icon Repository under Settings.

User guide

Requirements:

Tutorials:

Overview

NX-GIC has 3 Main Features:

  • View custom icons.
  • Add new custom icons.
  • Transfer queued icons.

View:

  • Scan button looks up GitHub Repositories and downloads customs icons.
  • To add/remove Repositories, go to File > Settings.
  • By default all GitHub icons will be saved under folder name [Main].

Add New:

  • Add button allows users to create their own custom game icons.
  • Users will need to enter the correct Title ID (manually or use the find feature).
  • Any icons manually added will be saved to the Output folder (Queue) as well as to the [Main] folder.

Transfer:

  • Transfer button allows users to take the currently queued customs icons and upload them.
Robert Thorne

Robert Thorne

Automotive & Future Transportation Editor

Robert Thorne covers electric vehicle innovations, autonomous driving systems, global mobility trends, and automotive engineering developments.

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