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Table of Contents » Finding Bundle IDs
Even though we provide a database of thousands of popular apps' bundle IDs, there's a chance that you can't find the app you're looking for. Read on to learn more about bundle IDs and how to find them yourself.
What are Bundle IDs?
All iOS applications can be identified by a string of text called a bundle identifier. Each app has its own unique ID, usually looking like this: com.apple.calendar (for the Calendar app). We can take advantage of these IDs in order to theme specific iOS applications. Additionally, when you change icons using this method, your theme can be used internationally in all languages — not just English.
How can I find Bundle IDs? (for App Store Apps)
Step 1
Get iFile, available in Cydia. iFile is shareware, but there's a free version which will be fine for now. Feel free to support the developer and upgrade to the paid version later on if you wish.
Get iFile, available in Cydia. iFile is shareware, but there's a free version which will be fine for now. Feel free to support the developer and upgrade to the paid version later on if you wish.
Step 2
Open iFile and hit the gear icon to open your Preferences. Make sure to change the option "Application Names" to ON, and tap Done to continue.
Open iFile and hit the gear icon to open your Preferences. Make sure to change the option "Application Names" to ON, and tap Done to continue.
Step 3
Make sure you are in the /var/mobile folder, and open the folder named "Applications". Find and tap app you want. Then, you should see something like this. Open the .app folder.
Make sure you are in the /var/mobile folder, and open the folder named "Applications". Find and tap app you want. Then, you should see something like this. Open the .app folder.
Step 4
Find the file named "Info.plist". Open it with the Text Viewer. Find the
Find the file named "Info.plist". Open it with the Text Viewer. Find the
<key> called CFBundleIdentifier. There you go: that's your bundle ID.
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