Created by @glebosotov and @AzazKamaz

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• Create randomized custom wallpapers for your iPhone, iPad and Desktop
• Make your own presets or use built-in themes
• Create automations to have different wallpaper every time you [open Twitter / Sleep / Leave home]

• Scriptable app

• Custom shortcut with advanced settings
• One-click shortcut for automation
• Shortcut for generating Desktop wallpapers
• Desktop gradient wallpapers (requires shortcut above)

• categories of symbols or individual user-defined symbols
• import a preset using text input or iCloud
• export a preset to clipboard, iCloud or save in the shortcut itself
• link to help and documentation inside the shortcut
• built-in update system using this

• UI improvements when setting wallpaper
• New menu item: 🎲 Random preset with random color
• New menu item: 🎨 Make custom gradient color theme
• Overall refactoring with new comments, lots of polish and optimisations

• New file-keeping system with this to migrate

• Support for iOS 15 and SFSymbols version 3 (793 new symbols)

• Copy the Desktop folder in the repo to the SFWalls folder in Shortcuts directory
  • DesktopColors.json – color themes
  • DesktopPresets.json – presets
  • DesktopSymbols.json - symbol categories
  • DesktopGradient.json - gradient colors for Desktop Gradient shortcut
• The default behaviour is: for each preset in the DesktopPresets.json there will be created a wallpaper with every color theme from DesktopColors.json
• The wallpapers will be saved to iCloud/Shortcuts/SFWalls/Results

Choose from a predefined set of themes, icons are differene every time (you cah change those at the beginning of the shortcut, there is a Text block with JSON)

Randomly choose one of the predefined themes

Randomly choose one of the predefined themes and randomly choose colors for it

Choose a preset and change some values, then set the wallpaper. Edits are not permanent.

Preview current preset and set wallpaper or continue messing with the settings.

Amount of colors/sections. All arrays must contain the same amount of elements as there are secions (not tested otherwise, may lead to a crash)

Choose from a predifined set of color themes. Can be edited, saved as a JSON text at the beginning of the shortcut.

Either enter two hex values or choose from a set of predefined colors from JSON at the start of the script.

Then, a second inline script will generate a set of colors for the gradient (seamlessly).

Array of columns per section. Column as a blank space between the symbols. For example two columns is one pile/column of symbols. 4 is 3 piles...

Array defining proportions of colors/sections. For example [1, 2, 1] means that middle section will be twice as big is the others.

Array defining proportions of symbol sections. For example [1, 2, 1] means that middle section of symbols will be twice as big is the others. If it is different from Color Proportion, the symbols will overlap with other section.

Local limit on set of symbols (array with limit for each color/section). 0 means unlimited

Array of scales of icons. Scales per sections. For example [0.5, 1, 0.7].

Angle of colors/sections

Angle of symbol columns

Angle of symbol coloring

Global limit on set of symbols (for example the whole wallpaper could be created using just 1 random symbol). 0 means unlimited

Specify the Global theme for symbols

Categories are kept in JSON at the start of the shortcut

Specify the Symbol Categoies (full list below). – Use # to specify the name of exact symbol – Use space to separate names – Use ; to separate colors/sections – Use .outlined or .filled after category name – Leave a section blank to make it empty

An example: #applelogo Health.outlined ; Communication.filled ; Gaming.filled

Categories are kept in JSON at the start of the shortcut

Choose a method to save currently edited preset

• Save your preset to a user-defined location and use it later within the 🎨 Presets action.
  • default location is Shortcuts/SFWalls/Custom/CustomPresets.json
• Save it to clipboard (without a name, perfect for ⬇️ Import a preset action)
• Save it as a separate text file (without a name, perfect for ⬇️ Import a preset action)

Run shortcut with a predefined preset. It should not have a name only an array with parameters like this

{
  "symbolColorAngle": 90,
  "category": "Communication.filled",
  "orientation": "Portrait",
  "iconScales": [1, 1, 1],
  "symbolAngle": 90,
  "limitSymbols": 0,
  "colorAngle": 90,
  "themeName": "black and white (5)",
  "colors": 3,
  "columns": [4, 6, 3],
  "symbolProportion": [550, 1000, 250],
  "iconLimits": [0, 0, 0],
  "colorProportion": [550, 1000, 250]
}

• from a text input

• from an iCloud text file

The only setting: there is a number block at the start. Set it to 1 to randomize color theme every time, set to 0 to load color theme from preset.

This version randomly chooses from presets (can be changed, saved as JSON text at the start), then sets the wallpaper to both Home and Lock Screen. No user action required, can be used with Automations or by double-tapping the back of your iPhone (Settings -> Accessibility -> Touch -> Back Tap -> Double Tap -> SFWalls auto).

Delete repeat 1 time block at the start of the shortcut (with all actions inside)

There are two types of color themes:

One has one array for both foreground (symbol coloring) and background (colors/sections). One has two arrays for more custimisation. Shuffle boolean makes the order random every time and Shift int indeicates what color will be first, when coloring symbols or sections. For example the code below means that the colors will be painted starting from second array element (index 1) and symbols will be painted starting from the first element (index 0)

"bgShift": 1,
"fgShift": 0

"original": {
    "bgColors": ["#1d2f6f", "#8390fa", "#fac748", "#f9e9ec", "#f88dad"],
    "bgShuffle": false,
    "fgColors": ["#f88dad", "#fac748", "#1d2f6f", "#8390fa", "#f9e9ec"],
    "fgShuffle": false
  }

"funky future (8)": {
    "colors": [
      "#2b0f54",
      "#ab1f65",
      "#ff4f69",
      "#fff7f8",
      "#ff8142",
      "#ffda45",
      "#3368dc",
      "#49e7ec"
    ],
    "shuffle": false,
    "bgShift": 1,
    "fgShift": 0
  }

There is an "All" dictionary. Do not touch it, it contains all symbols.

Others have the following structure:

"name":{
  "filled":["symbol1","symbol2"],
  "outlined":["symbol1","symbol2"]
}

Where filled contains the symbols that will be used with category (in config) name.filled and outlined contains the symbols that will be used with category name.outlined

In the early versions with far worse symbol tinting algorithm Shortcuts app often "killed" Scriptable process because of memory restrictions and script did not return anything. This should not happen with this version, but if it does – limit the symbols amount.

Another option is to write to either @AzazKamaz or @glebosotov on Telegram or use GitHub's built-in features.