Wallpaper Maker does a simple but extremely useful thing – it lets you add your contact details (or any message you like, in fact) to your iPhone’s displayed wallpaper.
And it does it quite well, with an easy to use interface and a few more options than other apps I’ve seen that offer to do similar things. It’s flexible and easy to use.
For instance, it lets you choose your own wallpaper, by snapping a new photo or using any of your existing pics in your Camera Roll or Photo Library. You can also set whether you want your text to appear at the top or bottom of the wallpaper.
It includes a “preview” function, and even gives you details about how to set the photo as your wallpaper (if you aren’t familiar about how to do this).
It’s available for instant download right now for only $0.99 in the App Store.
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