ภาพพื้นหลัง samsung galaxy

Deputy Mobile Editor

If you want to give your Samsung Galaxy smartphone a new look, then read our guide to find out how you can change its wallpaper.

If you’d like to freshen up your phone, there’s often no better way to go about doing it than by applying a new wallpaper. Whether you’d like to add one of your own photos or select a preset option, this process is fortunately very straightforward, so you can simply follow our step-by-step guide to complete it in a couple of minutes.

What we used

• We used a Samsung Galaxy S22 Plus, but you can use any Samsung Galaxy Android phone

The Short Version

• Open the Settings app
• Tap on Wallpaper and Style
• Select My Wallpapers to choose from a selection of pre-installed options
• Tap on Gallery to choose an image that you have taken or downloaded
• Choose to use the wallpaper as your Lock Screen, Home Screen, or both

How to change the wallpaper on your Samsung Galaxy phone: Step-by-step

1. Step
   1

   Open the Settings app

   To start with, tap on the Settings app of your phone – this is the one with a cog symbol.

2. Step
   2

   Tap on Wallpaper and Style

   Once you’re in the Settings app, scroll down and tap on the option saying Wallpaper and Style.

3. Step
   3

   Select My Wallpapers to choose from a selection of pre-installed options

   With this menu open, you’ve got a couple of choices. If you want to browse the range of pre-installed wallpaper options from Samsung then you can tap on My Wallpapers.

4. Step
   4

   Tap on Gallery to choose an image that you have taken or downloaded

   Alternatively, in the Wallpaper and Style menu you can tap on Gallery in order to choose an image that you’ve already downloaded, saved, or snapped with your camera.

5. Step
   5

   Choose to use the wallpaper as your Lock Screen, Home Screen, or both

   Once you’ve made your choice, you’ll be asked whether you’d like to use the wallpaper as your Lock Screen, Home Screen, or both. The Lock Screen is the one that appears on your phone before you have entered your PIN, pattern, or used biometrics; the Home Screen is the one that appears afterwards and is the background for your main menu of apps.

FAQs

How can I change my wallpaper back again?

Simply follow the same steps outlined in the guide, and at the final stage select the original image that you used for your wallpaper.

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