PetPaper turns one photo of your cat or dog into a live Android wallpaper. They look around, blink, yawn, and lean into your finger when you stroke them.
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Android 8.0 and above. Built and tested on Samsung Galaxy (One UI).
Your pet rests, notices things, and answers your touch within a third of a second.
Not an app you open. Your pet is simply there, behind your icons, every time you unlock your phone.
Tap the face and they blink. Keep stroking and they rub their cheek against your finger.
Not a stock cartoon. We build the whole motion set from a single photo of your own pet.
You send one photo. We do the rest and send back a pet that moves.
A clear, front-facing photo of your cat or dog. One is enough.
We generate a full set of movements โ looking in eight directions, resting, yawning, and being petted. This takes about half an hour.
Your pet arrives in the app. Choose โHome and lock screenโ and they move in.
Try it free for three days with our sample pets. Making your own is a one-time cost.
Keeps your wallpaper alive and running. Cancel any time in Google Play.
We build a complete motion set from your photo. Yours to keep while you subscribe.
Three days free, no charge up front. If your subscription ends, the wallpaper stops and your pet is no longer shown.
Your pet is visible on the lock screen too, and keeps blinking and yawning there. Stroking works on the home screen only โ Android does not pass touches to a wallpaper while the phone is locked. On Samsung phones, turn off Dynamic Lock Screen first, or it will replace your wallpaper.