Now, Apple has released iOS 17.1, further enhancing the lock screen customization features by introducing the Albums to Photo Shuffle feature. Prior to the release of iOS 17.1, users could select photos based on different categories such as People, Pets, Cities, Nature, etc in the Photo Shuffle. However, with the new update, you can select your favorite album or photos from the album for Photo Shuffle on your iPhone’s lock screen. So, if you have a nice set of photos in your album and want to set it on your iPhone’s lock screen, you are in the right place. Here’s how you can choose an album in Photo Shuffle on the iPhone lock screen with automatic wallpaper shuffling at specific time intervals or every time the device wakes up.
iOS 17.1 lets you set Album in Photo Shuffle on Lock Screen
First things first, make sure your iPhone is running on the newly released iOS 17.1 or later version. If you are already on the newest version of iOS, then you can follow these steps on your iPhone to get things done. If you have live photos in your album then you will see the animated photos and you can touch and hold to see the effects. You can always add new photos to the album to expand the lock screen wallpaper collection. iOS 17.1 is the first big software upgrade released after the iOS 17 and it comes with a flurry of new features including AirDrop using Cellular data, Standby Display options, a new lock screen personalization option, and more. You can explore all the changes in this story. If you have any queries related to the Photo Shuffle Album, then you can drop a comment in the comment box. Also, share this article with your friends.
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