I am trying to make a photo that I took with my phone my lock screen. I have 800 pics but not matter what one I use it enlarges it. For example if I use a friend’s pic it looks normal in the photo app but then when I set as lock screen it enlarges it so I can only see his eyes.
That would probably be because the width of the photo is much larger than the width of your lock screen. By default, iOS makes the photo fill the entire screen. Unfortunately there is no way to change this.
However, a workaround you could try is:
That should work.
That would probably be because the width of the photo is much larger than the width of your lock screen. By default, iOS makes the photo fill the entire screen. Unfortunately there is no way to change this.
However, a workaround you could try is:
That should work.
It was taken portrait
Nice try LOL tried that. When I pinch it to make it smaller it bounces back to big.
Was the photo taken in landscape mode (holding the phone side to side) or portrait (upright) ? If you took it in landscape mode, its designed to fit more in the photo, and therefore it will zoom in if you try to use it as a wallpaper
When you set the picture at the bottom there are two buttons, still and perspective, if you choose still you can zoom all the way out on your picture.
Nope. I tried that too. Just went to Apple who told me - get this - retake the pic, you can’t make it smaller only bigger. Even in the Photo app when you edit it it bounces to big
Lock screen photo
