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Version 1.0 · 2026-09-09
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The store currently lists version 1.0, updated 2026-09-09.








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Make your iPhone battery look more personal with Emoji Battery Charging. Choose a playful battery icon for the status-bar area, then pick a charging theme that fits your mood.
DIY BATTERY
Browse a variety of decorative battery icons created to complement the status-bar area of your iPhone. Switch styles whenever you want a cute, colorful, minimal, or expressive new look.
DIY CHARGING
Choose a custom charging visual from a diverse theme collection. Refresh the look of your charging moments and match it with your current phone style.
MADE FOR EASY PERSONALIZATION
• Explore multiple battery icon themes
• Choose a design that fits your mood
• Preview different battery looks
• Browse custom charging themes
• Refresh your style whenever you like
Emoji Battery Charging focuses on two simple ways to personalize your iPhone: decorative battery icons and themed charging visuals.…
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