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

Works for having several Wallpapers on my phone, and tablet, alongside animated ones too. Really want some more features tho, there's no "next wallpaper" button in the app like the desktop version, I'd love that. And the playlist management is super janky, especially compared to the desktop version, like it WORKS but in just a kinda funky way.

MOST recommended Live Wallpaper app, on Android! You don't even need to connect to any Windows devices, and just can import files, from your internal storage, seamlessly. Just a forewarning: Don't use images with too big of a size, because if you do, the app will crash, any time that you try to import or select it. From my experience, if you have a screen dimension ratio of 9 X 20 like me, I believe the safe bet, is to use a maximum quality of 4500 X 10000. Hope this helps solve any confusion.

Been hoping for this long before it was announced. It's unfortunate that wallpapers can't be downloaded directly, but that can't be helped at the moment, seemingly. I wish the app had more options adjust wallpaper settings, though. Not a full-on editor like on Windows, but something more than what we have. I also wish the app allowed wallpapers with audio to play their audio, though I'm not sure Android allows for that. Overall, this is a good app. I just wish it had a bit more to it.

What’s new

Support for Wallpaper Engine 2.6