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You need a dedicated app to customize your home screen in style! This is the definitive version of the dress-up app that has all the dress-up materials!
Did you know you can actually customize your iPhone's lock screen clock in all sorts of ways!? This time, I'll explain everything about the lock screen clock in detail!
Starting with iOS 26, you can now choose between two clock face textures: "Solid" and "Glass"! "Solid" retains the traditional design, while "Glass" features a translucent look.

Starting with iOS 26, you can now change the size of the clock!

There are 6 clock fonts in total. They range from simple Gothic-style fonts to Mincho-style fonts.

You can freely adjust the font weight using a slider. (※Some fonts may not allow size changes)

You can customize the color in detail using the grid, spectrum, and slider to suit your preferences.







Actually, the stock clock app can't display the "seconds" on the lock screen! This time, I'll set it up using "WidgetClub".








By the way... starting with iOS 26, widget areas can now be moved not only "below the clock" but also to the "bottom of the screen"!





*Note: Some fonts cannot change thickness

If the subject overlaps with the clock, you can use the "depth effect" where the subject appears to float in front of the clock. No special settings are required for the "depth effect."

When setting the wallpaper, simply position the subject to slightly overlap with the lock screen clock, and it will automatically be set!
Just by adding depth, the lock screen would instantly transform into a very stylish atmosphere. Try it with photos of your favorite person, pet, or beautiful architecture that looks like portrait photos.
There are many other features in iOS 17. If you want to know more details, please check the following articles as well!
The "StandBy" mode in iOS 17 is a new feature that turns your iPhone into a convenient display when charging horizontally, showing useful widgets, photos, or stylish clocks... it transforms into a handy display.

After switching to StandBy mode, swipe to the rightmost screen to switch to the clock screen.
If you're setting it up for the first time, some preparation is needed! Follow these steps to turn on StandBy mode.

This completes the preparation. You only need to do this!
Next, switch to “StandBy” mode.


(Note that StandBy mode won't activate unless the iPhone's side is perpendicular to the floor and in a horizontal position!)
▼ As shown below, using a proper smartphone stand while charging ensures a smooth transition to “StandBy” mode.


Check out this article for more detailed instructions on how to use “StandBy” mode.
To make your lock screen even more stylish and convenient, setting up lock screen widgets is a must. Using the smartphone customization app "WidgetClub", you can customize not only lock screen widgets but also make your home screen stylish!
If you want to make your smartphone even more stylish, be sure to check out this article.
Also, by adding widgets, you can make your lock screen even more stylishly customized.
WidgetClub Editorial Team
The official media team managing the smartphone customization app "WidgetClub." We share information centered on convenient ways to use iPhones and Androids, noteworthy apps, and tips for utilizing new features, all aimed at making your daily smartphone experience more enjoyable and personal. Leveraging our years of accumulated knowledge in gadgets and mobile technology, we strive to create articles that are easy to understand, even for beginners.
Liume inc.
Representative Director & CEO Saeko Usami
After graduating from the Faculty of Economics at Keio University, I worked as an editor in the news media division of an internet portal company and, from the early days of mobile apps, engaged in product development and marketing for iPhone and Android applications. I founded Liume Inc. in June 2021 and released an app in September 2021 that lets users stylishly customize their smartphone home and lock screens with widgets, wallpapers, and icons. Our iPhone and Android apps have surpassed 9 million total downloads. I have been an iPhone user for over 15 years.