The Ultimate List of Fun iPhone Widget Apps to Use with iOS 14 Update

Now that your iPhone home pages are customized to fit your aesthetic; let’s have some more fun. Since the iOS 14 update a lot of apps have become popular lately. In this post I’ll show you apps that have made customizing my iPhone easy and of course aesthetically pleasing. If you need inspiration for your iPhone’s theme; you can find a ton on my Pinterest. I’ll try to keep updating this post as new apps come out to support widgets; be sure to subscribe to the blog at the end of this article.

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Fun iPhone Widget Apps #1: Sticky Notes

The Sticky Notes app allows you to pin sticky notes straight to your home screen. You have the option to type out your message and write it out. I don’t have an Apple Pencil so don’t judge my finger iPhone writing. This app is free but it does have additional features you can purchase starting at 99 cents.

Fun iPhone Widget Apps #2: Color Widget

I’ve been using Color Widget to display the date and my battery percentage on my home pages. Within this app you can change the font, background color or photo, and the overall theme.

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Fun iPhone Widget Apps #3: Widgetsmith

Widgetsmith is probably one of the most used apps on my phone now. It can be used to display various sizes of fun widgets such as photos, calendars, custom text, reminders, and the list goes on.

Fun iPhone Widget Apps #4: Reminders

I posted a few iPhone home screen inspiration photos on Instagram. A common question I received was about which app to use to create a reminder widget. I actually just used the reminder app shown in the photo that all iPhones automatically come with. If you’d like a step by step guide on how to create reminders leave me a comment below.

Fun iPhone Widget Apps #5: Canva

There are tons of apps to easily create images for your iOS 14 updated home pages. I personally use the pro version of Canva to quickly create my own icons for my photo widgets. Canva is my go to for creating almost all of my graphics as a content creator. It pays for itself honestly.