They might just sell a wallpaper pack online. If you're looking for amazing yet unique wallpapers, find designers that you like and look at their social media profiles. You'll find many awesome sources for wallpapers other than the apps listed above. And the Blur tool adds a subtle blur over any image.ĭownload: Clarity (Free, subscription available) Meanwhile, the Gradient tool lets you pick a color and edit the gradient (this is a great way to create a soothing Home screen wallpaper). This looks great on the Lock screen, without getting in the way of the time. Frame lets you pick an image and puts it in a frame at the bottom two-thirds of the wallpaper. The Mask tool lets you add a gentle filter to the top of the image to make it ready for the Lock screen (in a way that the time is always legible). Tap on the Edit button and you'll see four tools: Mask, Frame, Gradient, and Blur. But what I love the most about Clarity is its wallpaper editor. Twice every week, it releases a magazine with handpicked images. The app curates some of the best images online. The photos highlighted are objectively excellent, and don't adhere to a particular style or color palette. I've used many wallpaper apps, and have found Clarity's Featured collection one of the best yet. The app's dark background and minimal styling really bring out the beauty of the images.
If you're a designer or just appreciate good design, you'll love using this one. This app has worked really well for what I've wanted to do (mostly to use the "pad" function so I can use some of my favorite iOS 6 wallpapers with iOS 7's cool 3D parallax effect).Clarity is an exquisitely designed wallpaper app. I can't believe this is positioned just as a wallpaper editing app it has so much more in it.
Unbelievably robust image editing control in this new version. Since the iPhone X’s screen size is different, I’d hoped to be able to use some of me favorite wallpapers from my earlier hardware, but can’t until this bug is fixed. This happens for me in every image I attempt the blurring of the background. There even appears to be some weird distortion or pixelation happening. When I use that feature, even though the blurring appears in the “Preview” in the app, once I save the image, the blurring is gone in the image that’s saved to Photos. Unfortunately, the blur background feature doesn’t seem to be working for me. I’m lucky enough to have the new iPhone X. Disappointed, since Wallax has long been my favorite wallpaper editing app. Therefore, I’m happily restoring my 5-star rating. I can no longer reproduce the bug I recently experienced and described below, so perhaps it was an iOS bug and/or memory leak.
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