Android · Personalisation
Your wallpaper, as a collage you can actually edit.
Highlights
A grid you define
Split the screen into any grid you like, then merge blocks into bigger ones. The layout is yours, not a template.
Fill it with anything
Photos cropped and positioned exactly where you want them, solid colours, or gradients. Mix all three in one wall.
Rotates on its own
Point it at a folder and let it refill on a schedule, so the wall changes without you touching it.
Millowall turns your home screen into a collage you compose yourself.
Instead of a single photo stretched to fit, the screen becomes a grid of blocks. You decide how many. You merge blocks together into larger ones where you want a bigger image. Then you fill each block with a photo cropped exactly how you like it, a flat colour or a gradient, until the whole wall is something you made rather than something you picked.
How it works
The app builds a static wallpaper image and hands it to Android. That choice is deliberate: a live wallpaper would let the collage scroll with your pages, but it costs battery constantly and some manufacturers kill it without warning, leaving you with a black screen. A static image costs nothing when you are not editing it, and it cannot be killed.
Auto-fill
Point Millowall at a folder of images and it will refill the grid on a schedule you choose, keeping your layout and swapping the contents. It skips repeats while there are still unused images, and holds off when your battery is low.
What it costs
Millowall is free to use. A one-time purchase unlocks the extras: rotation, albums, and the sticker creator. No subscription, no ads, and nothing that watches what you do.