Always On Display no longer customizable on S25 Ultra?

[BryGuy]

Did Samsung remove all of the customize options for the always on display?? I can no longer find any way to change colors, add pictures, change the clock styles, etc. Also, app notifications are now showing up in the left hand corner instead of under the clock in the middle of the screen like before?? And before you ask - yes my software is updated to the latest firmware as of this post. 

[Brittany15xz]

Hopefully soon. I'm eagerly awaiting this myself! Haven't heard anything though unfortunately.

[dcdeane76]

I just got the S25 Ultra and while I was setting everything up, I noticed that LockStar isn't in Good Lock. Have they done away with it in One UI 7, or have they just not updated it for One UI 7 yet? Anyone know?

[Robin621k]

Haven't updated it yet for Ui7

[dcdeane76]

Got chya. Thanks👍

[truboy81]

Hey Samsung i was wondering is there a way to customize my own AOD like on my s22 ultra please 🙏🏿 let me know because I cant do this on my s25 ultra 

[Tom6068]

If you do not have it yet, download the Good Lock app from the Galaxy Store. Open that then look for LockStsr, install that plugin. Then open LockStsr to customize the screen.

[truboy81]

Ok so I've looked into the good lock however, it does offer some changes to the AOD not the same. Im good at explaining certain things put here we go....... If you have Always On Display on when the screen goes totally black. And all you see is the time only there is an image that you used to be able to customize via image or gif

[Tom6068]

Then make one using any kind if image editor (if one has a PC that is far easier). But the Gallery app has an image editor and a studio section that can remake images into just about anything you want. Then when the image you like is ready, open that image and set it as the background on the Lock screen.

I do not know that there "used to be" as like some default image that was native to the phone. Any image in your gallery can be used as-is the wallpaper or editing that image to one's taste and use it that way. Opening an image in the Gallery, there will be three vertical dots on the top right, click on them and then choose "Set as wallpaper" , then choose where to make that the background, even using a modified image.

[userNp48TOTk3c]

In One UI 7.0, notification icons on the lock screen currently adopt a single, uniform color. 

I prefer the notification icons to retain their original app-specific colors on the lock screen, as they did in previous One UI versions. 

This helps in quickly identifying notifications and enhances the user experience. 

Thank you!

[Tom6068]

Do you have Good Lock on your device? If you don't, go to the Galaxy Store, search for download and install Good Lock; it is a Samsung developed tool. Open that module, find NotiStar and install that plugin. Open that and in the search bar in that pluton, click on the three vertical dots, choose settings then toggle on "Using on Lock screen" and go form there with color schemes, etc.