Get Wallpaper in Shortcuts returns image with clock
Get Wallpaper in Shortcuts returns an image with a clock on it. That doesn’t make any sense
iPhone 17 Pro Max, iOS 26
Get Wallpaper in Shortcuts returns an image with a clock on it. That doesn’t make any sense
iPhone 17 Pro Max, iOS 26
fokas.pokas wrote:
It would make sense for Apple wallpapers.
This appears to be an afterthought. Your initial post does not mention third-party wallpapers used on your device. Please use the source of the third-party wallpaper.

Workaround:
How to Create a Blank Home Screen on iOS
On iPhones running iOS, it’s possible—though a little tricky—to create a completely blank Home Screen page right before the App Library. This can be useful if you want a clean screenshot or simply prefer a minimalist look.

Steps:
Swipe until you reach the final page of apps, just before the App Library.
Once all apps are moved off, you’ll have a completely blank Home Screen page with no icons. This page will sit right before the App Library.
Capture the blank screen by pressing the Side Button + Volume Up (or the appropriate screenshot gesture for your device).

⚠️ Important Note:

✨ In short: by carefully moving apps forward, you can create a clean, icon-free Home Screen page for screenshots. Just remember—it won’t survive a restart!
See the pic below, which is self-explanatory
Attempting to reproduce the iOS wallpaper without its clock element may be considered a violation of Apple Inc.’s copyright.
It seems you’re trying to replicate the iOS wallpaper without the clock, but doing so would constitute copyright infringement under Apple Inc.’s rights.
It would make sense for Apple wallpapers. But the clock is overlaid on all wallpapers. So what’s the point of the ‘Get All Wallpapers’ action, and what’s it actually useful for?
Get Wallpaper in Shortcuts returns image with clock