Samsung Galaxy Wallpapers — Live & Still

Open the wallpaper in ScreenLux, tap Apply and choose Home, Lock or Both. Android shows its live wallpaper preview with ScreenLux selected; tap Set wallpaper and the loop starts on the Home Screen. Because ScreenLux installs a real live wallpaper service, One UI also lists it under Settings → Wallpaper and style, so you can reselect it there later. The service plays a muted video loop and pauses whenever the Home Screen is not visible.

It depends on the phone. ScreenLux always places a matching still on the Lock Screen, and One UI decides whether a live wallpaper is also allowed to play there; that varies by model and software version, and Samsung’s own video lock screens follow separate rules. If your Galaxy supports it, you will see the loop after choosing Both; if not, you get the still, which is the same frame the loop rests on. Either way the Home Screen animates.

Galaxy S and A phones use tall displays close to 9:20, so the 1080 × 2400 files cover them, and One UI lets you adjust the position before applying. Budget models get the 1080 × 1920 rendition automatically for smooth playback. On a Z Fold, ScreenLux treats the device as large-screen and shows the tablet catalog, with stills up to 2208 × 2688 and videos up to 3840 pixels on a side, so the inner display is not stretching a phone file.