Page Title: How to use the Dynamic Lock screen on Galaxy Note 10? - Galaxy Note Tips & Tricks

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Page Description: Galaxy Note 10 guide explains details (and limitations) of the dynamic lock screen on Samsung Galaxy phones, how to enable, use, and customize this feature.

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Page Text: 3) How to use and customize the Dynamic Lock screen on Galaxy Note 10? What is the Dynamic Lock screen on Galaxy Note 10? By default, the wallpaper on Samsung Galaxy Note 10 does not change (static).  This means you will see the same picture again and again when you wake up the screen. The Dynamic lock screen, introduced with Galaxy Note 10 (and Note 10+ of course), uses a pack of pictures as the lock screen wallpaper. The phone will rotate them randomly so that you will very likely see a different lock screen when you wake up the screen. All pictures/photos in the “pack” (category) are provided by Samsung. You need to download them to your phone before you can use them. Samsung promised to update the packs every two weeks, and therefore, you will always get a “fresh” look of your Galaxy Note 10 lock screen. In a nutshell, the dynamic lock screen means a new lock screen wallpaper when you wake up the screen. How to enable the Dynamic Lock screen? By default, this feature is not enabled. And the lock screen wallpaper on Galaxy Note 10 is static. You need to enable it manually if you want to make it dynamic (and fresh). There are a couple of ways to enable the Dynamic lock screen on Samsung Galaxy phones. Method 1: Settings — Wallpapers and themes The first method to enable the dynamic lock screen feature on Galaxy Note 10 is from the wallpaper and theme settings. As shown in the screenshot below, in the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Settings page, tap Wallpapers and themes (marked as 1). This would take you to the Galaxy themes, as shown above. You can tap the Dynamic lock screen to enable and use this feature. Method 2: Settings –lock screen On the Galaxy Note 10 Settings page, you can also tap the Lock screen (marked as 2), as shown earlier. In the Lock screen page, as shown below, you can also find the option to enable the Dynamic lock screen. Method 3: Home screen edit mode You can tap and hold (long tap) any blank area in the Galaxy Note 10 Home screen to enter the Home screen edit mode . You can also use the pinch gesture on the home screen to enter the edit mode. Once in the Home screen edit mode, you can tap the Wallpapers button, as shown above. The button also brings you to the Galaxy themes. Method 4: Galaxy themes shortcut  on the home screen In all recent Samsung Galaxy phones,  you can add a shortcut of Galaxy Themes to the home screen. You can then enter Galaxy Themes by simply tapping the icon on the Home screen or Apps screen. How to use and customize the Dynamic Lock screen on Galaxy Note 10? After entering the dynamic lock screen page, as shown below, you can find that there are 5 curated sets (packs) of images for you to use on the lock screen: Landscapes.

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