Use the three stacked lines in the upper left of your screen to open the menu. Select Images at the top of the menu. Now, you'll see a list of potential image locations to browse. If you know where your background image is stored, browse to it. Tap on the thumbnail of your image when you find it. Your phone will return you to that original Wallpapers screen. Your chosen image will be at the front of your wallpaper list and selected. To make the change stick, press Set wallpaper in the upper left of your screen.
This only works on more recent Android devices, but the number is growing pretty rapidly, and should probably include your phone. Long-press on your existing wallpaper on your home screen. Long-press means you hold your finger down until you feel a feedback vibration. Browse the existing choices of wallpaper and live wallpapers at the bottom of the screen or tap My Photos to choose a photo from your gallery.
Live wallpapers no longer look any different than standard wallpapers from a browsing perspective, but the final wallpaper will be interactive. Once you set your wallpaper, you will be brought back to the main screen where you will be able to admire the new, customized look of your Android smartphone's appearance.
Go through the same steps anytime you want to change the look again. To find a practically unlimited number of wallpapers, do a search on the Google Play for wallpapers. There are several free apps available for download that will give you access to thousands of free wallpapers. If you'd prefer to get your wallpapers more directly, you can always download your own images directly on your phone or get them on your PC and transfer them to your phone over a USB cable.
All the wallpaper images in this guide come from Unsplash. You can get high resolution images there completely free of charge. Android screens are becoming higher resolution with each release, requiring equally high-res images to look crisp and clear. That might be something to consider in choosing where to get your next wallpaper from. In this tutorial, we will cover the steps to transfer photos from Android to PC. We are hugely dependent on our phones and hardly ever leave our house without this handy device.
This how-to article provides information on several third-party timestamp apps that make it possible to add time information to your photos. You can upgrade the app for a one-time charge which offers more features. For most people, the free option works just fine. Unfortunately, to use this app, you will have to forgo your native Android app and choose the Timestamp Camera app instead.
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