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A new application has begun taking its throne to power as one of the best customization tools ever for iPod Touch; they call it Winterboard. Winterboard is the most powerful customization to date. Allowing you to change everything from the highlight color of your keyboard to your background. Here is the full guide on how to setup Winterboard and get some themes from Cydia running.

To setup Winterboard to theme your iPod follow the picture tutorial below.

1. Go to Cydia. Tap on search at the bottom.



2. Type in Winterboard. Tap on Winterboard. Tap install and then confirm in the top right corner.

3. Restart your iPod.

4. Go to Cydia. Tap Sections at the bottom.



5. Scroll down until you see Themes(Springboard). My picture is a little messed up because I had to take it fast.



6. Find a theme you like. You can get an idea of what it will look like by taping the name of it, then tapping more info or screen shot or scrennie.

7. Once you've found one (I found KillSignCarbonBlue). Wait for the spinner in the top right corner to stop spinning and then tap Install.



8. Push the home button (the round button found at the bottom of your device).

9. Go to Winterboard.



10. Un-check any items that may be checked by taping on them once.

11. Now check the theme that you just installed from Cydia. I will check KillSignCarbonBlue.



12. Push the home button

13. Wait for your device to reload, and you are done!

Your device should now be themed!

11 comments

Anonymous said... @ March 17, 2009 at 5:55 PM

hey.. If i were to select multiple items in winterboard, other than the theme I am using (hypnotiq), then what happens? I do not see a difference. I'm a noob.. But for instance, I selected hypnotic, dim wallpaper, blueplasma.video, and black navigation bars.

Deadfire55 said... @ March 21, 2009 at 5:57 PM

Hey Chase
Selecting multiple themes in Winterboard is like using layers in Photoshop. The top most theme gets all of its elements shown (icons, background, lock screen). The second theme in the list will apply all things that it has but the first one does (text, UIimages, and lock slider). This works with all your checked themes.

So for example, if your hypnotic theme has wallpaper and icons and your second one, black navigation bars, has all the black bars. The theme will apply the wallpaper, icons, and black bars. But if you had two themes with icons and wallpaper, the higher one placed on the list would be the one applied.

It's really confusing. But once you've got it, it becomes natural.

If you need me to explain some more, just comment!

Anonymous said... @ December 23, 2009 at 3:39 PM

dude im selecting say " a sick weed theme" i press home button it goes to lock screen when it loads but nothing changes, do you know why?

Deadfire55 said... @ December 23, 2009 at 8:24 PM

@Anonymous: When you selected your theme, did you install it? Then did you give it a check mark in Winterboard and bring it all the way to the top?

Prem Sabarwal (Gadget Help) said... @ February 8, 2010 at 2:08 PM

can't figure out wats goin wrong :(

Anonymous said... @ April 7, 2010 at 8:02 AM

when my itouch rebooted it needed to be restored? omg!

jpstinger said... @ July 20, 2010 at 9:01 AM

can't figure it out! i download the theme then i go to winterboard go to themes check the blue ultimate on the top then 1 time i hit square the 2nd time i hit respring. then i reloads and i get nothing. can somebody help me plz!

Anonymous said... @ August 10, 2010 at 6:08 PM

Full themes work for me but single ones like battery or system logos never show up... Why?

Anonymous said... @ September 18, 2010 at 1:58 PM

when i select my theme ther is nothin but one theme with a tick them when i press the home button it louds and nothin has changed wtf????

Unknown said... @ December 29, 2010 at 3:42 AM

mine doesnt changee

Sneha said... @ June 23, 2011 at 8:37 AM

Whoa. Thanks VERY MUCH!!! I managed to change it!!! Thanks! :)

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