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This article explains how to add a photo widget on an iPhone. To use iPhone widgets like the photo widget, you need to have iOS 14.0 or newer. How Do I Add a Photo Widget on iPhone?You can customize your iPhone’s home screen in a variety of ways, and adding a photo widget is one of the options. When you add the photo widget to your home screen, a selection of your photos will appear in a set position. You can move the location of the widget if you don't like where the system put the widget. Here’s how to add the photo widget on iPhone:
How Can I Change Photo Widget Pictures on iPhone?You can select the size and location of the photos widget on your iPhone, but you can’t choose specific iPhone photo albums or photos to appear in the widget. Apple uses an algorithm to automatically select your best shots, and there’s no way to force specific pictures to appear, to prevent it from showing specific people, or even steer it in any particular direction. The only control you have over the content of the photo widget on the iPhone is to prevent it from showing specific images the algorithm has already picked out. If you see a photo in the widget you don’t want to see in the widget, you can open it in the Photos app and opt to remove it from your featured photos. That will prevent the photo widget from displaying that particular image in the future. Here’s how to remove an image from the photo widget on iPhone:
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Thanks for letting us know! Get the Latest Tech News Delivered Every Day Subscribe Since iOS 14, Apple has enabled new widgets to be used on the Home screens of iPhones and iPads. You can now customize the look of your Home screen, with hundreds of options to choose from. One popular widget is the Photos widget,
used to display a photo from your library on your home screen. The Photos widget is from Apple's stock Photos app, and it is available in three sizes. The photo displayed changes every hour. However, you are not able to select what photo
appears at any given time. Instead, the Photos app dynamically selects a photo to display on the widget for you, so you cannot select what image or images you want to appear. Apple's Photos widget allows users to have a rotating photo from your photo library displayed with no additional effort required. However, if you only want to display a fixed photo, or rotate through a selection of specific photos, you will need to use a third-party app. There are many widget apps that allow you to select photos to display available on the App Store. One of the more simple apps is called "Photo Widget : Simple." This app allows you to select up to 30 photos to display on a home screen widget. The app supports all three widget sizes, and you can even set an amount of time before images rotate if you have selected more than one. The following steps explain how you can set a single photo to display on a widget using Photo Widget : Simple, but other equivalent apps are available.
 To add more than one photo to rotate on the widget, simply repeat steps two to four. You may wish to hide the Photo Widget app in the App Library once you have finished creating your widget. For more information about widgets in iOS, see our Home Screen Widgets How To or our full Home Screen Guide. Related StoriesHow to Show Battery Percentage on iPhoneMonday February 28, 2022 3:18 pm PST by Tim Hardwick If you have an iPhone with a notch, you'll have noticed that the battery level indicator in the top-right corner of the screen doesn't show the actual percentage of battery that's left. With older iPhones that feature no notch, Apple includes an option within settings to toggle the percentage on or off, but if your iPhone has a notch, there's no setting that will enable it.... 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Comment mettre une photo en widget sur un iPhone ?Ajouter un widget photo sur l'écran d'accueil de votre iPhone. Appuyez votre écran et maintenez enfoncé jusqu'à voir les icônes bouger.. Allez sur le symbole + qui apparait en haut à droite.. Faites défiler les différentes options jusqu'à la liste des widgets.. Sélectionnez Photos.. Comment mettre des photos dans le widget ?La première chose à faire est d'aller dans le menu Apparence > Widgets de votre tableau de bord. Vous arrivez alors sur la page de configuration des widgets ci-dessous. Insérez le widget “Image” dans la zone de widgets de votre choix (ici, la colonne principale) en utilisant un simple “glisser/déposer”.
Comment mettre une photo en widget iOS 15 ?Cliquez avec le bouton droit sur le nom ou la vignette du programme, puis sélectionnez Ouvrir l'emplacement du fichier. Cliquez avec le bouton droit sur le nom du programme, puis cliquez sur Envoyer à > Bureau (créer un raccourci).
Comment mettre une photo en raccourci iPhone ?Touchez Sur l'écran d'accueil. Facultatif : Pour utiliser une photo personnalisée pour une icône de l'écran d'accueil, touchez l'icône (dans la zone « Nom et icône de l'écran d'accueil »), puis choisissez l'une des options suivantes : Prendre une photo: Utilisez l'appareil photo pour prendre une photo.
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