Android 14 Lock Screen Customization Guide

There are many different options to change the Android 14 lock screen, thereby making the lock screen more convenient and useful to use. Users can change the display style, color and size of the clock, add shortcuts for quick access,... Here are some customizations of the Android 14 lock screen.

How to adjust Android lock screen 14

Step 1:

We go to Settings > Wallpaper and style or press and hold the home screen and then select Lock screen to adjust.

Android 14 Lock Screen Customization Guide

Step 2:

First we choose the clock interface we want by swiping left or right .

Android 14 Lock Screen Customization Guide

Next, select the color of the clock display using the colored circles. You can also adjust the color intensity using the bar below. Next, click Size to select the size of the clock.

Android 14 Lock Screen Customization Guide
Android 14 Lock Screen Customization Guide

Step 3:

Tap More wallpapers to expand your wallpaper options. Select a new wallpaper and tap Set Wallpaper to save.

Android 14 Lock Screen Customization Guide

Continue to tap on Shortcuts to adjust the application you want to display at the bottom left of the lock screen. Continue with the shortcut on the right side of the screen.

Android 14 Lock Screen Customization Guide

Step 4:

Scroll down and click on More lock screen options to expand more options for the lock screen. At this point, users will see many different settings to add text to the lock screen, display Now Playing on the lock screen.

Android 14 Lock Screen Customization Guide

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