Do you mean that the photo is the wrong aspect ratio for use as wallpaper? If so, you’ll have to edit the photo so the most important part fits the aspect ratio of the iPhone screen. You can do this during the selection process for choosing your wallpaper photo.I have a photo I want to use for my wallpaper, but it is too big to display correctly on my iPhone 7+.
How can I fix this?
Do you mean that the photo is the wrong aspect ratio for use as wallpaper? If so, you’ll have to edit the photo so the most important part fits the aspect ratio of the iPhone screen. You can do this during the selection process for choosing your wallpaper photo.
Adjust it onscreen by using the pinch and zoom technique. Put two fingers on the screen and pinch them together to reduce the size and spread them apart to make it bigger.I tried 9:16, but that added portions of the Website I used.
Is there a way to adjust the ratio for a cropped photo?
Adjust it onscreen by using the pinch and zoom technique. Put two fingers on the screen and pinch them together to reduce the size and spread them apart to make it bigger.
What’s happening to the photo when it doesn’t stay adjusted?
When I adjust my photos, it keeps the adjustment I’ve made. If I find a solution to your problem I’ll post it.It enlarges or shrinks when I move my fingers, but the Save button won’t click until I take my hand away, and the phone doesn’t save the adjustment.
I usually save the picture to my Camera Roll on my iPhone. Then, from the picture I click on the forward icon (rectangle with arrow pointing up) click on that and then click on Use as Wallpaper, it seems to manage the proper sizing and ratio.
Save the picture in portrait mode to you iPhone photos section. Then, from the photo you saved, follow the method I described above. It does it automatically. It is possible that the photo width can not be made small enough to include all of the image you are trying to squeeze in.