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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!
Wouldn't it be convenient to display the weather forecast on your iPhone's lock screen?
Displaying the weather on the lock screen allows you to check the current weather and temperature without opening an app.
Additionally, you can make the weather feel more real by displaying it on your wallpaper.
We will also introduce cute customization methods using the WidgetClub app, so you can check the weather more stylishly every day!
It has become easier to display weather on the iPhone lock screen with iOS 16 and later.
First, try setting a weather widget on your lock screen. With this setup, you can check the weather easily anytime by just turning on the screen.
We will also introduce methods to show the weather on your wallpaper.
If you have iOS version 16 or later, try setting weather widgets and wallpaper on your iPad as well.
Here are the steps to add a weather widget to the lock screen:





Here, we'll explain how to reflect weather on your wallpaper.


5. Tap 'Add'
Next, if your location services are turned off, please turn it on.



Adding a weather widget to the lock screen or displaying weather on your wallpaper is relatively simple, but sometimes it may not display correctly.
If that's the case, try the following:
We will explain each of these in detail, so try re-setting accordingly.
If you want to show the weather on your weather widget or wallpaper, simply turning on location services on your phone is not enough.
Since settings differ by app, check the location settings for your weather app.


With these steps, the location settings for the weather app will be turned on, and you can display the weather on your widget or wallpaper.
To display weather on your iPhone's lock screen, you need iOS version 16 or later.
First, check your iOS version.


If your iOS version is older than 16, consider updating your software.
Note: If your device is too old, you might not be able to update it.
First, check which weather app you are using. If you want to display the weather on the lock screen of your iPhone or iPad, it can be displayed with non-Apple weather apps as well. You need to install the Apple Weather app on your phone to show the weather on your wallpaper.

Have you installed another app like ‘The Weather Channel’ and uninstalled the Apple Weather app because you didn't need it? You can install the Apple Weather app from here, so check it out.
While we've introduced ways to display weather using iOS's basic functions, wouldn't you like to customize your lock screen to better match your personal taste?
With WidgetClub, you can cleverly customize the home screen and lock screen of your iPhone or iPad. It's easy to set up, even for beginners, so let's display the weather stylishly!
Choose from a wide range of design icons, weather widgets, and themes. Here, we'll briefly introduce how to set up a weather widget.

Note: Setting up the weather widget requires a premium plan!







This way, you can easily set up a weather widget.
Although setting up the weather widget requires a premium plan, there are also free stylish wallpapers and other widgets available! Why not change the icons for Instagram and other SNS to match the atmosphere of your wallpaper and widget?
If you want to make the Apple or Yahoo! weather widgets even cuter, download WidgetClub and try out the weather widget.
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.