[Moto G4 Plus Themes, Apps, and Mods] 1chrome:
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As we know, when we unlock our bootloader (to install TWRP, etc) on our Moto device, our regular Moto bootlogo is replaced with an annoying and unavoidable screen which says that “This device has been unlocked and cannot be trusted”. Now, this screen can be replaced but sometimes, the “Device ID: N/A” text obstructs any design or image you try to replace.

Take a look below.

[IMG="The Bad key / N/A text is seen after you unlock your bootloader."]https://image.ibb.co/dkP3BQ/ID.png[/IMG]

So the simple workaround is - leave that area white and mask your image around it so it the text isn’t visible anymore. Like these images which I have created which cover the N/A text -

[IMG="A bootlogo I made which covers the annoying text"]https://image.ibb.co/eedVrQ/Bootlogo_Night_Stock.png[/IMG]​

Now that you know how to workaround this annoyance, go ahead and create any design you want of you choice keeping this in mind. For your reference, I shall attach a sample image which points to the coordinates of the N/A text (see attachments below)

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Now that you have the basics sorted, let’s get started:

What you will need:

1. Windows PC

2. Moto Boot Image Maker v2 (all credits to [MENTION=5365186]caitsith2[/MENTION])

3. WinRAR + Notepad (if you want to change updater script)

4. Your desired image (in 1080x1920 px resolution, PNG/JPG)

5. Some patience​

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How to make a bootlogo:

1. Download these:

--> Moto Bootlogo Maker from HERE

--> Example logo.bin I've created for reference from HERE (credits to [MENTION=5253673]rahulsnair[/MENTION])

2. Open MotoBootlogoMaker.exe and Go to File > Open > Select example.bin which you downloaded

3. Let the file load all components. Once loaded, Select Moto G (4th gen) as device from dropdown and then in the components list, Double click > Replace your custom image on the following entries:

logo_boot

logo_unlocked

yellow

red

orange

4. Once youre done with the above steps, go to File > Save As <Your bootlogo name here>

--> If you want to flash via fastboot then select save as .bin file

Use the following commands to flash via fastboot <fastboot flash logo logo.bin> (assuming you’ve named your file logo.bin)

--> If you want to flash via TWRP then select save as Flashable zip.

This is recommended as then all you have to do is transfer the zip to your Internal Storage and just flash the zip regularly via TWRP recovery.

5. If you choose to make a flashable zip and choose to customize a bit more, you could edit the UI text that appears on TWRP when flashing the zip.

To do so, open the zip you have created with WinRAR, within WinRAR, open META-INF > com > google > android > Open “updater-script” with Notepad.

Then you may change the text highlighted below to something of your choice. Hit “Save” from Notepad menu and close it. After you close Notepad, WinRAR will ask if you want to update changes to the zip archive - click on “Yes” and there - you have customized the UI Text on your custom made bootlogo. See images below -

6. Now all you gotta do is flash away :) If you guys want some reference, I’ve made a few bootlogos myself in my freetime, which I am attaching here as flashable zips too.

All the best guys! Have fun creating!

Leave me a thanks if you found this helpful - I'd appreciate that :)