With the One UI 8 the dynamic backgrounds that change color during the day will arrive

Samsung is working on his next Major Release Software, the One UI 8and the rumors begin to outline an update focused on the refinement of the user experience.

After the advances on new system animations and the talking now brief and the items on possible improvements related to autonomy, a new news escape, identified by colleagues of Sammygurureveals a particularly interesting and visually rewarding novelty: we are talking about the Dynamic backgroundswho promise to bring a breath of freshness and customization on Samsung’s Galaxy devices.

Here’s how the dynamic backgrounds will give life to Samsung’s smartphones

The One UI 8, whose complete release is expected earlier than expected, seems to focus a lot on aesthetic refinement, and the new dynamic backgrounds are a clear demonstration. According to what emerged from a preliminary build leaked online, these wallpaper will not be static, but they will change color according to the time of the day.

Within the background settings, precisely in the “Colors” section (accessible via Settings> background and style> Change backgrounds> colors), users will be able to choose between Four color variants based on the moment of the day.

• Morning: The display will be tinged with soft shades of blue.
• Afternoon: The colors will turn to bright green and blue.
• Evening: the atmosphere will become warmer with red shades and orange.
• Night: to close the day there will be the purple and dark blue colors.

To further enrich the visual experience, we will think of gradient animations fluid. Whenever it turns on or unlocking the phone, a soft animation will start which will culminate in the final gradient, which will become the actual background of the device.

A particularly well -kept detail concerns the continuity of the animation and the background itself: if you set the same dynamic background both for the lock screen and for the home screen, the animation will continue fluidly between the two screens, making the experience of unlocking even more finished.

Not just for the top of the range? Good news about compatibility

One of the questions that could arise spontaneously concerns the availability of this feature. Unlike some features, sometimes exclusive for top models such as the Samsung Galaxy S24 or more recent Galaxy S25, the first signals suggest that these dynamic backgrounds they should not be linked to specific devices.

Although an official confirmation from Samsung will only arrive with the launch of the personalized One UI 8 interface or with further leak, the preliminary indications bode well for a compatibility extended to a wide range of Galaxy devices suitable for receiving the update.