Update: As reader Itsyaboy has pointed out, this animated wallpaper is also interactive, so you can change the direction of the falling Sakuras by tapping on the screen. Tap on the Home button to exit the app and you see the animated wallpaper. Then tap on the use button at the top right corner to set Falling Sakura as the animated wallpaper. After installing the theme, launch the LiveWallpaper app and tap on the second option.

You need to install the like the Sakura LiveWallpaper theme from Cydia to add the animated wallpaper. It also allows you to add an animated wallpaper, which you can see in the brief demo below. This feature seems to work exactly like the WS Wallpaper jailbreak tweak we’ve covered earlier. It will process the image and set the image as a scrolling wallpaper on your iPhone’s Home screen. Once you’ve selected it, click on the “Done” button. For example: you can make it bigger, smaller or select just a portion of the image as your scrolling wallpaper by simply dragging the outer frame. It opens the image in a split view (which serves as a reference) and gives you the option to customize it. It allows you to select any photo from the Camera roll or Photo stream as the wallpaper. You can set your own wallpaper by launching the LiveWallpaper app from the Home screen. The scrolling effect is a lot more prominent if you’ve less number of Home screens pages. LiveWallpaper is a new jailbreak tweak that is capable of doing both. It allows you to set scrolling wallpaper on the Home screen like you can on Android or add an animated wallpaper.īy default, the jailbreak tweak sets a scrolling wallpaper on your iPhone’s Home screen when you install it from Cydia. We’ve seen a number of jailbreak apps that have put some life into the static wallpapers on iPhone’s Home screen by either adding animations ( LivePapers, vWallpaper) or make them scrolling ( WS Wallpaper).

Moving iphone wallpaper