Once you’ve found a satisfactory appearance, hit “Set as Wallpaper” at the bottom of your display. You can then adjust, move, or zoom or your wallpaper and preview how it will appear on your lock screen. Once you’ve selected an image (or images, as you can have a rotating series of up to thirty wallpapers), tap the “Done” icon in the top-right corner of the display. Any image taken with your camera will be saved under the “Camera” section, while screenshots and other downloads will have their own albums.
Likewise, if you’re looking to replace your home screen wallpaper, you can select the left “home screen” icon.įrom here, you can select an image from your gallery. If you just want this wallpaper for your lock screen, select the middle icon. If you want to set this wallpaper as both your home and lock screen paper, you can select that option on the far right. Once you do that, a new panel will appear on the display: Set as Wallpaper. If you want to use a wallpaper from your gallery, tap the “From Gallery” menu. This will load a list of the included wallpapers on your device, as well as any photos saved in your gallery. You can either browse the wallpapers offered by Samsung, or you can tap the “View All” option under “My wallpapers” at the top of the display. Here, you can download and select wallpapers, themes, and icons for your device. If you’re using the standard settings menu, scroll down to the “Phone” category and select “Wallpapers and Themes.” If you’re using the simplified settings menu, you’ll find this menu has its own section, also titled “Wallpapers and Themes.” This will take you away from the settings menu and into the Samsung Themes app. Start by open your settings menu, either through the app in your app drawer or by tapping the shortcut in your notification tray.
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