Minipaper now supports iPhone Duo. Wallpapers are sized for whichever display you're using, so they fill the large inner screen edge to edge, the style catalog fits both displays, and Pocket Entertainment stretches across the full width of the screen. Plus the usual polish and stability improvements.

HomeView is a new style: Liquid Glass panes laid over a photo. Pick one big pane or one of four multi-pane layouts and watch the glass morph between them, give every pane a single tint, and start from one of seven bundled photos or your own. On iOS 27, the Liquid Glass style exports straight to Photos, with no screenshot workaround. Glass Bricks exports now match the editor in dark mode, and Live Photo styles tell you up front that they only animate on some iPhones and iOS versions. Plus the usual polish and stability improvements.

Minipaper is a real iPad app now. Not a stretched phone app: browse gets a proper sidebar, the skeuomorphic styles sit at their true size in the middle of the canvas instead of being pulled wide, and the control panels sit where your hands are. Everything you already made on iPhone is waiting there. The app also speaks 11 new languages: Simplified and Traditional Chinese, Japanese, Korean, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Brazilian Portuguese, Dutch and Arabic. Three new styles arrive with this update and over the two weeks after it. Calendar is here today. A month grid or a week of columns laid over a photo or a flat colour, in five overlay designs. Connect Apple Calendar and your real events fill the grid, or leave it disconnected and keep it blank. Page to any month or week you like, with no "today" marker you didn't ask for. Polka lands in a week, free for everyone. Dots you set the size and spacing of yourself, in macaron palettes, with a heart in place of the circle if you want one. Prism lands two weeks out. Light bent through a solid: choose the prism, cube, sphere, slab, capsule or ring, then choose how the colour splits across it. Plus the usual polish and stability improvements.

Photo stickers now do what they promised. Drop in a photo and the subject lifts off the page while the background breaks apart around it. Photos we can't cut out say so plainly instead of failing quietly, and every photo sticker gets a Remove Background switch you can flip either way, any time, from its settings. The edit button also holds its size while you resize a sticker instead of drifting.

Stickers — put anything on your wallpaper. Start from the RetroTech pack or a curated set of SF Symbols, type your own with text and emoji, or drop in a photo and watch subject isolation lift it off the background. Drag, pinch and rotate to place them, resize from the corners with haptic detents, then finish with a white border or a holographic foil. Select several at once, copy a layout from one design to another, or hit sticker-bomb and let them scatter. Everything you make is saved to Mine, ready to use again. Also new: the init style, a free collab with init.Habits, and screen-edge corners that follow your device's real display radius. Plus the usual polish and stability improvements.

New iPod wallpaper style — the click-wheel classic, full-bleed on your screen. The off-white LCD sits at the top, right where your Lock Screen clock lands, so the whole phone reads as the player showing the time. Six anodized presets: silver, black, blue, pink, green, and a well-loved gold. Set your own body, wheel, and screen colors, add texture to the LCD, and dial pocket wear from pristine to scratched — re-roll any time for a fresh scratch pattern. Plus the usual polish and stability improvements.

New Tide wallpaper style — slow, refracted light drifting across deep water, like the bottom of a pool at dusk. Choose between Cells, Waves, and Pearls shimmer shapes, tune the glow, density, and colors, and export it as a Live Photo that moves on your Lock Screen. Plus the usual polish and stability improvements.

New Vinyl wallpaper style. Animated styles can now be exported as Live Photos. Plus the usual polish and stability improvements.

Your designs now persist across sessions. Your in-progress wallpapers stay saved, so you can keep tweaking them any time you reopen Minipaper. Plus the usual round of polish and stability improvements.

Added new style named Aurora. Aurora is the first wallpaper in a new series that combines dynamic physical simulation + nature into one.

One of the largest update to Minipaper: 1. New category system making finding your style easier than ever 2. Search feature: You can search for wallpapers names directly to find them quickly 3. New style added: Notes. Another helpful utility wallpaper that lets you add a sticky note on your lockscreen.

New Mountains style! Create painting-like mountains with endless shape and color combinations.

New style: Topography. Create map-like minimalistic wallpapers for your lockscreen!

New Pro Gradient style that let's you add up to 7 colors and adjust them in a brand-new intuitive way.

New style iOS 17 + Bug fixes

Bug fixes and UX improvements!

Brand new style: Airplane Mode! See your own image through an airplane window on your lockscreen. New bonus feature: Purchasing any Pro wallpaper would unlock 4x and 8x export quality for it AND all free styles

Now it's possible to purchase permanent individual wallpaper styles! Bug fixes.

New style: iOS 16 default wallpaper style! This time you get to customize its colors. Various UX improvements and bug fixes.

New style launched! Monitor T1 lets you simulate a beautiful device through customizable skeuomorphic shapes.

Added icon support for dark and clear mode

Photo access fix: more privacy assurance for you

Added new Glass Bricks style (Free!) Fixed bugs.

New Fluted Glass styled wallpaper powered by the iOS 26. Add that on any image! Bottom portion for Liquid Glass. Small bug fixes.

User can use custom font for their 'Text' style now by importing font. Bug fixes.