How to Access Personalization Settings
Log in to your Shopify admin dashboard.
In the left-hand sidebar, scroll to the Sales Channels section.
Click Reactiv – Mobile App Builder, then select App Studio.
Click your company logo at the top of the page and select App Settings.
From the top menu, click Personalization.
Available Settings
Icon Pack
Choose an icon pack that best matches your app’s style and theme. This affects the look of the navigation icons in your app’s bottom navigation bar.
You can select from the following icon styles:
Solid – Filled icons for a bold and modern appearance.
Bold – Slightly thicker lines than standard for improved visibility.
Outline – Minimalistic outline icons for a clean, modern look (default).
Pixel – Pixel-style icons with a retro feel.
Stylistic – Unique, brand-forward designs for a distinct appearance.
Each icon pack offers a different visual personality, so feel free to try different styles and see what best fits your brand.
Terminology
Update the tab names that appear in your app’s bottom navigation:
Home label: First screen your customers see
Shop label: Where customers browse collections
Cart label: Where customers review items before checkout
Account label: Customer profile and order info
Notification label: For app alerts and updates
Wishlist label: For saved favorite products
Appearance
Choose your app’s theme:
Auto – Follows your customer’s device settings automatically
Light – Always shows the app in light mode
Dark – Always shows the app in dark mode
💡 Tip: Make sure your app content looks great in both light and dark modes.
If you choose Auto, your app will switch between light and dark based on each customer's device setting. To ensure a consistent, professional look:
Use transparent or dual-tone icons that are visible on both light and dark backgrounds.
Avoid using images with white or black backgrounds that could blend in and make content hard to see.
Choose text colors that maintain good contrast for readability in both themes.
Test your app in both modes to catch any visibility issues before publishing.
A little extra polish here helps your app feel seamless and on-brand, no matter how customers view it.