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In this video, I will show you how you can add wishlist icon in your app, in the simplest possible way. You can even use this approach in your RecyclerView as well. And we are going to achieve this by using a simple CheckBox. Hi, this is Sriyank Siddhartha and letamp;#39;s jump to Android Studio right away. Before you start, you need to take care of two things. Firstly, in your Gradle file, you must add this Material Design Components dependency. Secondly, in your Application-level parent theme, your theme must be of Theme.MaterialComponents* variant. For me, these two were already in place when I created a new project. Now letamp;#39;s start with the demo. Now just download the GIST files and update your activitymain.xml and add this image in your drawable folder. Youamp;#39;ll get this updated layout. Right now, we just have a plain checkbox, which looks like this. Letamp;#39;s customise it. For that let us create and add two vector images. Letamp;#39;s select this outlined ico