Set Depth Effect Wallpaper on Your iPhone Lock Screen in iOS 16
What Makes Depth Effect iPhone Lock Screen Wallpaper So Exciting?
For those unfamiliar, the depth effect allows you to take photos with a sharp focus on the subject and blurred background. When you enable the depth effect for a Lock Screen wallpaper on your iPhone, the subject in the image is shown above the time. And when it is disabled, the subject goes below the time. In terms of functionality, the depth effect wallpaper takes a lot of inspiration from Apple Watch’s portrait mode watch face which also puts the subject at the forefront.
Customize Lock Screen with Depth Effect Wallpaper in iOS 16
- First off, unlock your iPhone using Touch ID or Face ID.
- Now, long-press on the Lock Screen to bring up the Lock Screen wallpaper gallery.
- Next, tap on the tiny “+” button that shows at the bottom right corner of the screen.
- Here, you can either select an engage from the Suggested Photos section or tap on the Photos tab at the top of the screen and then choose a photo from your photo library.
- Next up, tap on the triple-dot icon (ellipsis button) at the bottom right corner of the screen and tap on Depth Effect in the popup menu so that it is selected. Voila! The change will come into effect right away and the subject in the image will appear above the time, thereby giving the wallpaper a dramatic look. Have a glance at the screenshot above to see the change.
- Up next, do not forget to tap on Done at the upper right corner of the wallpaper to confirm.
- Now, choose Set as Wallpaper Pair to bring this cool wallpaper into play. Read more: How to Lock Photos with Face ID or Touch ID on iPhone in iOS 16
Disable Depth Effect in Lock Screen Wallpaper on iPhone
In some cases, the depth effect tends to hide too much of time, which may not go down well with some folks. Fortunately, there is an easy way to turn it off.
- To get going, unlock your device > swipe left/right to find the wallpaper that you would like to edit. After that, tap on the Customize button at the bottom of the screen.
- Now, hit the triple-dot icon at the bottom right corner of the screen and then tap Depth Effect in the menu to disable it.
- Make sure to tap on Done at the top right to confirm the changes.
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There you have it! So, that’s the quick way to design your Lock Screen with depth effect wallpaper. Have got any related questions to ask? Shoot them up in the comments section below.
