Get your phone ready for The Force Awakens with these great Star Wars themes

The Force is strong with these themes...

It's almost here. We've already got our tickets ordered. We've watched the original trilogy a dozen times. Some of us already have placeholders in line outside the theater. Because if there was ever a time to pay someone to stand in line for you, this is it.

Here at Android Central, we're excited for The Force Awakens, but since not all of us can buy Star Wars edition Droid Turbo 2s, we're going to help you with the next best thing: Star Wars themes for the phone you're already rocking.

Here's what you'll need to assemble your theme:

• A launcher that supports resizing widgets, your choice of icon packs, and a few custom individual icons. There are plenty to choose from, but we used Nova Launcher, a longstanding favorite for many Android users.
• Zooper Pro for custom Star Wars widgets by Bill Miller.
• Jack's Music Widget (optional)
• A file manager app, for importing Zooper widgets and moving ringtones around. We used Solid Explorer, but there are dozens of qualified managers to choose from.

Jedi Theme

1. Download the Wallpapers, Sounds and Warstar widget here
2. Set wallpaper by long-pressing on the homescreen and selecting Wallpaper. Tap Pick image and find where you saved the wallpaper on your device or Google Drive. Adjust scaling and position to your liking and Set wallpaper.
3. Download Tha Metal icon pack ($1.65) by Tha Phlash. Set icon pack in Nova Settings under Look and feel > Icon theme > METAL.
4. Download the Warstar widget from the folder above or directly from Bill Miller.
5. Using your file manager, open the Warstar.wz file on your device. When the import widget box appears, keep the Warstar name and tap Import.
6. Add a 4x1 Zooper widget to your homescreen. In Nova, widgets are found by long-pressing the homescreen, but for some launchers widgets are in a page of the app drawer. If your homescreen's grid is more than 4 across, resize your widget to fit.
7. Tap the empty Zooper widget and select SD Card > Warstar. In the widget configuration page, scroll down to Scaling and adjust the widget until it is near the edges of the preview box without getting cut off. And set a Location for the widget to pull time and weather from, either a set city or Automatic location. Tap the home button and see the widget render. Tap the widget and re-adjust as desired.
8. Optional: Change on-tap action for Warstar widget in widget configuration page under Widget OnTap Action to weather or clock app.
9. Add 4x1 Jack's Music Widget to homescreen, then open Jack's Music Widget app in app drawer. Set background as Clear.
10. Add sounds to Notifications and Ringtones folders using file manager app.
11. Set desired sounds in Settings

Sith Theme

1. Download the Wallpapers, Sounds and Warstar widget here
2. Set wallpaper by long-pressing on the homescreen and selecting Wallpaper. Tap Pick image and find where you saved the Sith symbol wallpaper on your device or Google Drive. Adjust scaling and position to your liking and Set wallpaper.
3. Download Pure White Hex ($0.99) by Haeorik Designs and Red Shadow (Free, in-app purchases) by Coastal Images. Set Pure White Hex in Nova Settings under Look and feel > Icon theme > Pure White Hex.
4. Set the custom app drawer icon by long-pressing app drawer shortcut, tapping Edit and then the shortcut's icon. Select the Red Shadow icon pack, the select the Vader icon, which should be the tenth icon in the grid. Tap Done to set icon.
5. Download the Warstar widget from the folder above or directly from Bill Miller.
6. Using your file manager, open the Warstar.wz file on your device. When the import widget box appears, keep the Warstar name and tap Import.
7. Add a 4x1 Zooper widget to your homescreen. In Nova, widgets are found by long-pressing the homescreen, but for some launchers widgets are in a page of the app drawer. If your homescreen's grid is more than 4 across, resize your widget to fit.
8. Tap the empty Zooper widget and select SD Card > Warstar. In the widget configuration page, scroll down to Scaling and adjust the widget until it is near the edges of the preview box without getting cut off. And set a Location for the widget to pull time and weather from, either a set city or Automatic location. Tap the home button and see the widget render. Tap the widget and re-adjust as desired.
9. Optional: Change on-tap action for Warstar widget in widget configuration page under Widget OnTap Action to weather or clock app.
10. Add 4x1 Jack's Music Widget to homescreen, then open Jack's Music Widget app in app drawer. Set background as Transparent.
11. Optional: In Nova Settings > Desktop > Page indicator color, select red as the page indicator color to give your homescreen another pop of color as you swipe between pages of your homescreen.
12. Set desired sounds in Settings

BB-8 Theme

1. Download the Wallpapers, Sounds and Falcon2 widget here
2. Set wallpaper by long-pressing on the homescreen and selecting Wallpaper. Tap Pick image and find where you saved the adjusted BB-8 wallpaper by Virginia Poltrack on your device or Google Drive. Adjust scaling and position to that BB-8 is centered and Set wallpaper.
3. Download Glim icon pack ($2.76) by Maximilian Keppeler. Set Glim in Nova Settings under Look and feel > Icon theme > Glim.
4. Set each app in your dock (and if you're ambitious, your app drawer) to their orange variant by long-pressing each icon, tapping Edit. Tap the icon in the edit window, then select Glim from the list of icon packs. Tap the open app icon in the top-right corner, then swipe to the folder your app is most likely to be in. Search for your app by name, and select the orange variant of that app's icon if available. Tap Done to apply the custom icon.
5. Download the Falcon2 widget from the folder above or directly from Bill Miller.
6. Using your file manager, open the Falcon2.wz file on your device. When the import widget box appears, keep the Falcon2 name and tap Import.
7. Add a 2x1 Zooper widget next to BB-8's head. In Nova, widgets are found by long-pressing the homescreen, but for some launchers widgets are in a page of the app drawer.
8. Tap the empty Zooper widget and select SD Card > Falcon2. In the widget configuration page, scroll down to Scaling and adjust the widget until it is near the edges of the preview box without getting cut off. Tap the home button and see the widget render. Tap the widget and re-adjust as desired.
9. Add 4x1 Jack's Music Widget to top of the homescreen, then open Jack's Music Widget app in app drawer. Set background as Clear.
10. Optional: Change on-tap action for Warstar widget in widget configuration page under Widget OnTap Action to weather or clock app.
11. Set desired sounds in Settings

And there you have it, a trio of themes to make you the envy of everyone in line with you on opening night. Special thanks to Bill Miller for his Zooper widget templates and Tha Phlash for his custom METAL wallpapers for the Jedi theme, including everyone's favorite droid, Lloyd!