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Good News! From now on, you can get Google’s Emoji wallpaper on your Android phone.
Google’s new Emoji and Cinematic wallpapers are two of the most popular customization features that have come out in recent times. They look good and can perform an immediate makeover of your home screen. In addition, you can easily set them up on a Pixel phone. At this point, experts have no idea whether Google would make these features available on more phones. However, it is possible to get one of them working on your Android model.
A workaround is already in place to get Google’s Pixel-exclusive Emoji wallpaper working on any Android phone. However, it is far from being a flawless workaround. It works better on Pixel phones though, at this moment, it’s the best option. In this article, you will find a step-by-step guide about how to get Google’s new Emoji wallpapers on your Android device.
How to Get It Working on Your Android Device?
This workaround covers both APK downloading and installation on your device. Unfortunately, it is the only way to get the feature working on other Android devices, if you don’t want to download APKs from third-party sources. You have no way but to wait until Google officially announces these features for your device.
Let’s get started:
- Download Emoji Workshop Wallpaper from APKMirror.
- Install it on your Android device.
- Press an empty space on your Android phone’s home screen for a long time. To change the wallpaper, select the option.
- Click the three-dot icon to find the Live Wallpaper option to locate the Emoji workshop.
- Create and customize the Emoji wallpaper as per your choice by using the workshop.
- Choose the checkmark; it will apply the option to the wallpaper.
So, you can see how easy it is to create, customize and use Emoji wallpaper feature on your Android smartphone. Even if you don’t get a preview of the Emoji wallpaper, the feature will work.
Only Glitch
The only issue is the lack of interactivity on the part of the Emoji wallpaper, unlike what one can experience on Pixel devices. It means the Emoji will not be sensitive to your touch. However, it is a minor caveat though you should keep it in mind. It is only an unofficial workaround for a pixel-exclusive feature; therefore, you should not expect too much of it.
