Way to remove wallpaper?

[Suicide Shift]

Is there a way you can remove your wallpaper? I am talking about setting your wallpaper to "none" not removing the actual file or changing it.

Is there a way to set your background to nothing?

Thanks

 

[gunnermike53]

Use a blank image.

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[Suicide Shift]

Yes that is what I figured would be the answer. So I guess no way to set it to none so that no image file is being used.

Thanks

 

[gunnermike53]

Yes that is what I figured would be the answer. So I guess no way to set it to none so that no image file is being used.

Thanks

Not that I know of.

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[Heath276]

I just wished it wouldnt zoom in on pic's that im using like i will find a kick butt one and try to make it work and it zooms in and makes it look just bad. Anyone know how to keep the pic the same size and not zoom in?

 

[anon(94115)]

I would guess that you could edit a picture to the actual dimensions to prevent zooming. Being a noob, I dont know what,those dimensions are or if it would work, but it is a suggestion

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[Chris3D]

Yea, if you use an image editing program to scale your image to exactly 960 (wide) by 800 (tall), it'll display with no scaling. When you pick it in the wallpaper picker, it'll still have the little box cropped in a bit, but just click and drag a corner of that crop box and you can pull it out to the full size of your image and no scaling will happen.

 

[cosmo36]

If you search the Internet, there's a completely black iphone wallpaper you can download (I think it's a jpeg file?). I'm hoping that uses less system resources.

 

[Chris3D]

All you need is a tiny black image. I've attached a 10x10 pixel (under 1kb) black png file that works fine.

 

[tarverator]

Faster and easier:

Open the camera application.
Turn off the flash.
Press an opaque piece of soft cloth over the camera lens.
Take a picture of blackness.
Tap the picture in the bottom right corner to view the photo you just took.
Tap "More" (also in the bottom right corner).
Select "Set as" and choose "Wallpaper".

Jet black wallpaper not only looks really classy, but I gather that it also saves power. But this is a hack. There should be a "None" or "No Wallpaper" option.

 

[anon(94115)]

Faster and easier:

There should be a "None" or "No Wallpaper" option.

ok say you had that option, what would be displayed behind your icons? I am guessing a jet black image would be the default

 

[Suicide Shift]

There should be a "None" or "No Wallpaper" option.

Yes

 

[mknollman123]

@tysdad08

open the image that you want to set as wallpaper from the gallery app and choose set as - then you get to control the zoom size.

If it is a picture from the web - long press on it in your browser and then save image - open gallery and look in download folder

open image you want
hit menu
hit more
set as
wallpaper
grab the edge of the orange box and slide in or out

It will force the right aspect ratio so you might lose an edge, but I zoom way out on all my images and get 90% of what I want in my wallpaper

hope this helps

 

[atomD21]

@tysdad08

open the image that you want to set as wallpaper from the gallery app and choose set as - then you get to control the zoom size.

If it is a picture from the web - long press on it in your browser and then save image - open gallery and look in download folder

open image you want
hit menu
hit more
set as
wallpaper
grab the edge of the orange box and slide in or out

It will force the right aspect ratio so you might lose an edge, but I zoom way out on all my images and get 90% of what I want in my wallpaper

hope this helps

What he said

 

[SimpleDroidTools]

Try this simple tool: Remove Wallpaper (RemoveWallpaper in Google play)

It actually does not remove the wallpaper, but replaces it with a black picture.

 

[shawnor90]

Go to play store and download a free app from JUST SIMPLICITY entitled No Wallpaper.