Tune OxygenOS down to the clock.

Oxygen Customizer is a free, open-source Xposed module for rooted OnePlus, OPPO and realme phones. Move the clock, swap every statusbar icon, remap the Plus Key and rebuild Quick Settings, all without flashing a new ROM.

Download Which build do I need?

Every statusbar icon, your pick.

These are the signal, Wi-Fi and battery styles shipped in the app, drawn from its own vector files. Choose one to put it in the bar, then drag the strength slider to see how it reads on a weak connection.

Strength Full

Made for OxygenOS, not ported to it.

Most of what Oxygen Customizer changes only exists on OnePlus, OPPO and realme phones: the Now Bar, the Plus Key, Pixelworks display chips and the OnePlus Launcher. These are the parts you will not find in a generic Android customizer.

Lockscreen

Now Bar and Peek notifications

Turn the space between the lockscreen shortcuts into a live bar for music, battery, weather or your latest notification. Tap the album art to open an extended player over blurred artwork. Peek notifications add compact cards to the top or bottom of the lockscreen.

Always On Display

Edge light

Light up the screen edges when a notification arrives while the display sleeps, and pulse again until you read it.

Quick Settings

Separate QS, laid out by you

Split Quick Settings from notifications, then place the media player, two highlight tiles and the brightness and volume sliders where you want them. Add widgets for weather, photos, media, Wallet or Home controls.

Buttons and gestures

A Plus Key that does what you want

Give the Plus Key its own action for single, double, triple and long press, with a separate set while the screen is off. Hold the gesture bar for Circle to Search, add swipe-up shortcuts to the bottom corners, and use the volume keys to wake the phone, skip tracks or toggle the torch.

OnePlus Launcher

Shelf, themed icons, real grids

Swap Discover for Shelf, force themed icons on home, drawer, folders, search and the taskbar, and set your own grid for each.

Display

Pixelworks and Pocket Studio

Turn on MEMC and SDR to HDR for the apps and activities you pick, force-enable Pocket Studio and apply App Lag Fix to single apps.

Music

Smart Pause and Fluid Music

Pause playback when you mute and resume it if you turn the sound back on in time. Choose which apps get Fluid Music, and run the Pulse visualizer on the navbar, lockscreen or AOD.

And the small things

Red One clock: Recolor or turn off the red 1 in the OnePlus clock, on the lockscreen and in Quick Settings.
Statusbar logo: Put one of 33 logos, or your own image, next to the clock.
Fingerprint icon: Pick from 60 presets or use your own image, scaled to fit the sensor.
Sleep on flat: Turn the screen off when the phone lies face up, unless an app is keeping it awake.
Quieter shade: Hide the charging, developer mode, flashlight and low battery notifications.
Advanced reboot: Restart to recovery, bootloader or safe mode, behind a fingerprint or face check.
OTA card image: Replace the picture on the system update screen with your own.
Backup and restore: Export every setting to one file and bring it back after a clean flash.

Looks like it shipped with the phone.

The app follows the OxygenOS settings layout, so every option sits where you expect it. Pure black on AMOLED, one accent color, nothing extra.

UI styles and notification looks
Statusbar clock and padding
Quick Settings, widgets and Separate QS
QS header image, tint and fade
Custom QS header clocks
Back gesture and gesture pill
OnePlus Launcher layouts and themed icons
Lockscreen clock, widgets and Now Bar
AOD clock, weather and edge light
Pulse, Fluid Music and Smart Pause
Rotate button, USB dialog and power menu

Set up in five steps.

You need root through Magisk, KernelSU or APatch, plus an LSPosed build that matches your OxygenOS version. Other root or hook methods will not work.

Stable

OxygenOS 13 and 14

Tested releases for older ROMs. Updates less often.

Latest stable

Beta

OxygenOS 15 and 16

Newer features and fixes. The minimum for ROMs based on OxygenOS 15.

All releases

Nightly

Every push to the repo

What lands in the next beta, built automatically. Try it before reporting a bug.

Nightly builds

Install LSPosed for your OxygenOS version, then download and install Oxygen Customizer.
Enable the Oxygen Customizer module in the LSPosed manager.
Open the app and grant root access when Magisk asks.
Follow the setup screens and wait while it builds a module for your exact ROM.
Reboot when prompted. Your changes apply from the next boot.

Which LSPosed to use

OxygenOS	Works with
14	Any LSPosed build
15	LSPosed IT, LSPosed Irena 7280+ with Zygisk Next 534+, or ReLSPosed 7200+ with ReZygisk CI
16	LSPosed IT, LSPosed Irena 7280+ with Zygisk Next 534+, or ReLSPosed 7200+ with ReZygisk CI

On OxygenOS 15 .850 or later, bug reports from any other LSPosed build are closed. Download modules only from their official pages.

KernelSU 3.0 and meta modules

KernelSU 3.0 no longer mounts modules by itself. Install Mountify (recommended), Magic Mount or Hybrid Mount. Magic Mount needs no setup. For Mountify, open its web UI and set:

mountify_mount = 2
mount_device_name = KSU
mountify_custom_umount = 2

Use mountify_custom_umount = 1 with susfs older than 2.0.0. Reboot, then install Oxygen Customizer.

Before you ask in the group.

Does it need root?

Yes. Oxygen Customizer hooks System UI through LSPosed and installs a small module, so it needs Magisk, KernelSU or APatch.

Which phones and ROMs does it support?

It targets OxygenOS 13 to 16 and ROMs based on it. ColorOS and realme UI share most of the code and mostly work, but they are not guaranteed.

My phone bootloops after installing. What now?

Boot into Safe Mode and remove the module. On KernelSU and its forks, follow the rescue guide.

Can I use it with other customization apps?

Yes, but two apps changing the same part of the UI can conflict. If something looks wrong, turn off the overlapping option in one of them.

What is the difference between release and nightly builds?

Release builds are optimized for everyday use. Nightly builds come from every commit and include the newest fixes along with extra logging for debugging.

How do I report a bug or ask for a feature?

Update to the latest nightly first. Then open an issue with the Bug Report or Feature Request template and include your ROM, LSPosed build, steps to reproduce and logs.