If your phone asks to allow installing unknown apps, tap Allow, then Install.
Already have the app installed? This installs right over it as an update — no need to uninstall first, and nothing you've submitted is affected. This also correctly refreshes your home screen icon if it's showing an old design.
Prefer not to install a file? Open this site in Chrome and tap the ⋮ menu → Install app instead — installs the app the same way, but an icon update through this route can take a while to show up (Chrome applies it in the background, only once the app's closed and your phone is charging on WiFi). If you need the new icon right away, use the download button above instead.
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Install on iPhone / iPad
Open this page in Safari (not Chrome — Add to Home Screen only works from Safari on iOS).
Tap the Share icon (square with an arrow pointing up), usually at the bottom of the screen.
Scroll down and tap Add to Home Screen.
Tap Add in the top corner.
If you already have it on your Home Screen and it still shows the old name, remove that icon and repeat these steps — iPhone doesn't automatically rename an already-added icon.
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Install on Windows / Desktop
Open this site in Chrome or Edge.
Look for an install icon (a small monitor with a down-arrow) in the address bar, and click it — or open the ⋮ menu and choose Install [app name].
Click Install in the prompt that appears.
Already installed? Your desktop browser updates most things automatically, but not the icon — Chrome doesn't yet support icon updates for an already-installed app on desktop. If your icon looks outdated, open the installed app, use its ⋮ menu to uninstall it, then revisit this page in Chrome/Edge and install it again.
