iOS 16’s new depth effect wallpapers feature is surprising and one of impressive features that Apple has made for iPhone users. However, many users are not sure how to enable and add a depth effect to photos on the iOS 16 lock screen. It’s been more than two months since this new feature landed. Still, many geeks struggle to use depth effect wallpaper on iOS 16.
Many iPhone users still struggle to use the depth effect feature on iOS 16. Many have tried to do depth effect wallpapers on iOS 16, but they couldn’t do it as they thought the depth effect was not working or greyed out on iOS 16. Don’t worry, as here we have explained how to use the depth effect on iPhone’s iOS 16 lock screen.
How To Add Depth Effect To Photos On iOS 16/iPhone
Note: Let’s start the process of how it works and how to activate and apply depth effect wallpaper on iOS 16.
- Firstly, long press the lock screen, and it will ask you to unlock it to edit.
- Next, enter the lock screen passcode.
- Swipe left and then tapped on the blue + icon.
- After that, choose the photo you want to set as wallpaper. Make sure there is a visible and clear subject as a portrait photo.
- Now tap on the three dots in the bottom right corner.
- Next, select the depth effect to enable it.
- On the top right corner of the screen, tap on Done.
That’s how you can add a depth effect to photos on the iOS 16 lock screen. However, some users are cannot add a depth effect to wallpaper on iOS 16. Let’s find out why iOS 16 depth effect is not working.
Why depth effect not working on IOS 16?
Since the Depth Effect iOS 16 feature supports an A12 bionic chip, make sure you have an iPhone XR or a higher model.
iOS 16 doesn’t work on iPhone if you have added widgets. So, you should remove widgets from the lock screen to use the depth effect.
Make sure that the image you use for the dept effect on the lock screen is taken in portrait mode or the object is highlighted.
Summary
Once you have read the above article carefully, you will know how to add and use depth effects to photos on iOS 16 running iPhone. If you still have any questions regarding depth effect on iPhone, don’t hesitate to ask us through the comment box.