Tutorial Change name of an iOS App without a computer

[Hodo 515 iPhone 7 15.5]

**This tutorial works with any file editor that can view and edit plist files**

let’s say you got an ipa file. It can either be a hacked one or a normal one, but when you download it, it says something on the app name that you might want to change (you can also do blank apps). To fix this, open this app into the file manager of choice but it must have plist viewing and editing (I’m using the documents app on an iPhone). Save the ipa into the manager and rename the .ipa extension to .zip. Next, extract the .app and if you are unable to view it, take away the .app from the file name. After that, find the info.plist file and view it (use the file manager’s search tool if you’re lazy).

Next, find

<key>CFBundleDisplayName</key>
    <string>AppName</string>

and edit the text between <string> and </string> to the name you desire.

Updated June 2, 2022 by Rook

[Laxus 824.1k iPhone 5s 10.3.3]

Or you can just use Sideloadly

[Hodo 515 iPhone 7 15.5]

3 minutes ago, Laxus said:

Or you can just use Sideloadly

I was making this tutorial because I was reluctant to use a pc to sideload (my phone bootlooped and I didn’t have a backup so I pretty much almost lost my data). Some people also don’t have a pc

[Hodo 515 iPhone 7 15.5]

Imma just rename this tutorial so it’s targeted towards those without a pc