iOS 27 Wallpapers — Live Photo Lock Screens

Yes. Save the Live Photo from ScreenLux, open Settings → Wallpaper → Add New Wallpaper, choose Photos and pick it; the Live badge shows in the picker. Once added to the Lock Screen it plays its loop each time you wake the phone or tap the screen, then settles on the still frame. The Home Screen uses the still only. The 90 Live Photos on this page are composed as short loops at 1080 × 2400 so the motion reads at Lock Screen size.

Apple retired its own bundled set of Live wallpapers when it redesigned the Lock Screen, and it has never offered continuous Home Screen animation, partly to protect battery life. What stayed is the useful part: any Live Photo in your library can be a Lock Screen wallpaper, and it animates when you wake the phone. That is exactly what ScreenLux relies on, so its motion wallpapers work on every current iOS release, iOS 27 included.

No. ScreenLux runs on iOS 17 or later, and Live Photo wallpapers work on the Lock Screen across all of those releases. This page groups the picks that suit the current Lock Screen, but the files are the same 1080 × 2400 stills and Live Photos as the rest of the catalog. If you are on iOS 26 or later, Depth Effect and Spatial Scene apply where the image allows; older releases simply skip those extras.