Wallpaper Engine

Wallpaper Engine Team

About this app

The Wallpaper Engine mobile companion app allows you to import your live wallpaper collection onto your Android device with ease. Connect to Wallpaper Engine on Windows and transfer your existing live wallpaper collection to the mobile app or import local videos and GIFs and use them as live wallpapers with ease!

• Supports videos, GIFs and interactive 2D / 3D scenes as wallpapers.
• Connect to Wallpaper Engine on Windows to transfer your desktop library onto your phone.
• Allows you to customize the look and feel of your wallpapers.
• You can set up a playlist that automatically cycles your wallpapers in regular intervals or depending on the time of day.
• Wallpapers automatically pause when power savings mode is activated on your phone.
• The app is completely ad-free and also does not track your behavior.

For support with the app, please visit the Android section on our help website:

• https://help.wallpaperengine.io

Ratings and reviews

The wallpapers themselves are just as cool as on PC , unfortunately the app leaves a lot to desire. My biggest gripe is the inability to change when the app pauses the wallpapers. It would be nice to pause the wallpapers when the screen is off to minimize battery drain. The lack of in app options in general compared to PC is disappointing. Make sure you have plenty of battery and you will enjoy this app.

This is awesome! I've been wondering if it would ever come to android. And now it has! Only down side... Audio won't play from the background that is applied. I would like this to be an option in the future. ***Update*** Recent update, or something, I don't know but has cause it it constantly crash. I was able to start it again by opening the app but that recently has not been an option. Now everytime the app will stop working when trying to put as my wallpaper.

Basic functionality is there. Connecting to the desktop application works really well. It's totally usable, but there are a lot of features that feel like they're missing: 1. Upload multiple wallpapers from desktop as a batch. 2. Apply settings (e.g. enable wallpaper reaction to motion) to multiple wallpapers at once. 3. Pause playlist. 4. The react to motion feature seems a little wonky. Some wallpapers seem only to react up and down while others you can look left and right.

What's new

Wallpaper Engine 2.2 Feature Support
Fix app crash when connecting to Windows on Android 12 & 13.