How to Get Back Live Fish Wallpapers in iOS 11 on iPhone

How to Get Back Live Fish Wallpapers in iOS 11

“Live fish wallpapers” were always one of my favorites. Therefore, when I came to know that they no longer existed in iOS 11, I felt a bit disappointed. I’m sure many of you would be willing to get live fish wallpapers back on your iPhone running iOS 11, wouldn’t you?

Luckily, there is a way to use those eye-catching wallpapers! Though the process involves a bit of workaround, it’s worth having a shot at. Let me demonstrate how it’s done the right way!

How to Get Live Fish Wallpapers Back in iOS 11 on iPhone

We are going to use two third-party apps to download the wallpaper and convert it into a live photo. We have found Documents, the well-known file manager, and intoLive, a fine video-to-live photo converter very efficient in getting the task done. So, download both these apps before going ahead.

Download Live Fish Wallpaper on iPhone

First off, we are going to download and save the wallpaper to the Camera Roll.

Step #1. Check out all the below mentioned 6 live wallpapers (.m4v video files) and pick out your favorite ones and download them.

Simply, tap on the link of the wallpaper you wish to use → touch and hold on the link to copy it.

Copy Link of MediaFire.com on iPhone

Step #2. Now, open Documents app → tap on the web browser button at the bottom right. The link will be automatically copied, tap on it.

Tap on Browser Button in Documents App on iPhone to Paste a Link

(Alternately, you can also manually paste the link in the address field.)

Step #3. You can change the name of the file (Make sure not to change the extension); Next, tap on Done to save the file.

Save Live Fish Wallpaper in Documents App on iPhone

Convert the Video into Live Photo

Step #1. Once you have successfully downloaded the video, tap on the Documents tab at the bottom left.

Tap on Documents Tab in Documents App on iPhone

Step #2. Now, tap on Downloads folder.

Tap on Downloads Folder in Documents App on iPhone

Step #3. Tap on the three dots and select Share option in the menu.

Select the Clip and Tap on Share Option in Documents App on iPhone

Step #4. In the share sheet, choose copy to intoLive.

Tap on Copy to intoLive in iPhone Share Sheet

Step #5. Next up, you need to tap on the arrow at the top right corner.

Tap on Arrow in intoLive App on iPhone

Step #6. Choose if you wish to repeat the animation. You have the option to repeat the animation 2/3 or 5 times. You can play it once, twice, or three times in a row.

Repeat Live Fish Wallpaper in iOS 11 on iPhone

Step #7. In the end, tap on “Save Live Photos” at the bottom to save the wallpaper to your photo library.

Save Live Fish Wallpaper in iOS 11 on iPhone

Set Live Fish Wallpaper on iPhone Running iOS 11

Up next, you can set it as wallpaper both from Settings app and Photos app. I’m going to get it done from the Photos app. To do so,

Step #1. Tap on the Albums tab in the Photos app → go to Live Photos folder.

Tap on Live Photos Album in iOS 11 on iPhone

Step #2. Tap on the wallpaper you have just saved → tap on the Share button and then select Use as Wallpaper.

Use Live Fish Wallpaper in iOS 11 on iPhone

Step #3. Now, ensure that Live Photo is selected and then tap on Set.

Set Live Fish Wallpaper in iOS 11 on iPhone

Step #4. Next, you can choose to set it as Lock screen, Home screen or both. I’m going to set it as Both.

Get Back Live Fish Wallpaper in iOS 11 on iPhone

That’s it!

You have successfully brought back the fish eye wallpaper. Now, you can touch and hold the wallpaper on the Lock screen to see its gorgeous animation.

Wrapping up

Like setting attractive live wallpapers? We have rounded up the best of them. Explore them all and choose the ones that appeal you a lot.

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Author Profile

Jignesh Padhiyar is the co-founder of iGeeksBlog.com, who has a keen eye for news, rumors, and all the unusual stuff around Apple products. During his tight schedule, Jignesh finds some moments of respite to share side-splitting content on social media.

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