Summer iPhone Wallpapers on WallpaperBat (2024)

FAQs

Does Weather wallpaper drain battery on iPhone? ›

Yes, it will use battery life, just as any other app does while working. But it's most likely not using as much battery. You can look and see what apps are using the most battery life on your iPhone.

Tap Settings > Wallpaper. Choose the the + (Plus) sign or Add New Wallpaper. Tap Photos and search for or use the Live Photo filter to select an image. Motion may not be available for all live photos in your Photos library.

Go to the Settings app, then to Wallpaper. Tap Add New Wallpaper > Photo Shuffle. (Note: if this is the first time you're doing this, your Photo Library may need to be processed. If you don't want to wait, you can go ahead and choose photos manually or just exit and set it up later.)

A plain black wallpaper will save battery power if your device has an OLED or AMOLED screen.

During the summer and winter, extreme temperatures can drain your battery life. The hotter (or colder) your phone gets, the faster your battery will head down the drain. If this is the case, keep your phone out of the sunlight, out of the general air, and away from warm surfaces.

In the Settings app, tap Wallpaper. Tap Add New Wallpaper. Tap Photos, People, Photo Shuffle, or Live Photo to choose your own photo. You can also select a wallpaper from a category like Weather & Astronomy, Kaleidoscope, Emoji, Unity, Pride, Collections, or Color.

Lock screen wallpaper shuffle limited to 50 images.

Wallpaper automation is possible via Apple's Shortcuts app.

With the latest iOS update, i.e. iOS 14.3, the Shortcuts app now gets wallpaper automation that allows you to change your iPhone's wallpaper automatically. Follow this guide as we tell you how to automate setting up wallpaper on your iPhone.

Thumbnails and default / poster files have been removed to save space. A note regarding iOS 16 (or newer) wallpapers: Starting with iOS 16, wallpapers are composed of multiple layers (eg. the default "WWDC 2022" wallpaper has a "background", "floating" and "foreground" layer) that create the new parallax effects.

What is draining my iPhone battery in the background? ›

When Background App Refresh is turned on, apps and services constantly run in the background of your iPhone, draining your battery. Here's how to turn it off and maximize your battery life. Open Settings > General > Background App Refresh. Select Off or choose to refresh apps while using Wi-Fi or Wi-Fi & Cellular Data.

Yes, they consume battery power. But battery consumption is very low. As live wallpapers depend on your phone's CPU and GPU for rendering purposes they will consume battery. Live wallpapers can consume more power compared to static wallpapers on your device.

Use iOS and iPadOS devices where the ambient temperature is between 0º and 35º C (32º to 95º F). Low- or high-temperature conditions might cause your device to change its behavior to regulate its temperature. Using an iOS or iPadOS device in very hot conditions can permanently shorten battery life.

Remove widgets from your iPhone lock screen

Because these apps are constantly running in the background due to your widgets, that means they continuously drain power. If you want to help preserve some battery on iOS 17, the best thing to do is simply avoid widgets on your lock screen (and home screen).