Uncheck “Ask Before Running,” then hit “Done.”.Tap the word “Shortcut,” choose one of the Wallpaper Shortcuts you installed above, and hit “Next.” (For Dynamic Wallpapers, choose the “Dynamic Wallpaper Automation” shortcut.).Tap “Add Action,” type “Run Shortcut” in the text field, then select “Run Shortcut.”.Choose Sunrise, Sunset, or a specific time to change your wallpaper, then hit “Next.”.Select “Create Personal Automation,” then choose “Time of Day.”.In the Shortcuts app, select the “Automation” tab, then tap the + button.To install a Shortcut, just tap any of the links below while using your iPhone, scroll to the bottom of the Shortcut description, then select “Allow Untrusted Shortcut.” You can then choose whether the Shortcut will set your home screen, lock screen, or both.

Now comes the fun part: By adding various Shortcuts to your phone, you can choose which wallpapers to use.

Once you’re updated, head to Settings > Shortcuts and enable “Allow Untrusted Shortcuts.” (Scary as that may sound, it’s necessary for installing Shortcuts that other users have created, such as the ones below.).

Head to Settings > General > Software Update and make sure you’re running iOS 14.3, or select “Download and Install” if you aren’t.

But first, you’ll need to prepare your iPhone with a couple of setup steps: We’ll discuss some specific Shortcuts to try and how to automate them below. By running these Shortcuts on a schedule, your backgrounds can update on their own. Starting with iOS 14.3, Shortcuts includes the ability to set a wallpaper, on the home screen, the lock screen, or both.

The key to automatically changing your iPhone wallpaper is Apple’s Shortcuts app, which can trigger all kinds of custom actions and events on your phone. Setting up Shortcuts to auto-refresh your wallpaper

My desktop background keeps changing