• Home
  • Phones
  • Personalize your Galaxy phone with new styles in ClockFace
Image

Personalize your Galaxy phone with new styles in ClockFace


Someone holding the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra with its display turned on.

Joe Maring / Android Authority

TL;DR

  • Samsung updates the ClockFace app to version 3.3.08.15.
  • The update adds 10 new watch presets that feature a wide variety of clock styles, fonts, and colors for users to stylize their Galaxy phone with.
  • The update is on a gradual rollout to eligible devices, so it should be arriving in the next few days if you don’t already have it.

One of the most important things to personalize on any phone is the lock screen. That’s because it’s the first thing someone sees before it’s unlocked — it’s a way to quickly distinguish your phone from someone else’s, aside from using a case. And Samsung has just given users even more options for customizing its appearance.

Samsung is currently rolling out the latest update for its ClockFace app, which is version 3.3.08.15. This update adds 10 new watch presets for users to pick from, on top of squashing minor bugs and having more stability. The company is doing a staggered release with this update, so it may take a few days before everyone can see it. We aren’t seeing the new faces yet, but SammyGuru and @Theordysm on X have it.

10 new watch presets samsung clockface

To get ClockFace, you’ll have to go through the Good Lock suite, as ClockFace is an optional app module within Good Lock. If you don’t already have Good Lock on your Galaxy device, make sure to download it now, and then install the ClockFace module. ClockFace allows users to customize the clock on both the lock screen as well as the Always On Display (AOD).

Some of these new faces are certainly fun and interesting. For example, there’s one with the time appearing like a hand-drawn sketch with Totoro’s face smiling above, which should appeal to Studio Ghibli fans. Another has what appears to be an old-school digital alarm clock face, complete with a faux LED screen and all. There is also a face that spells out the time for you to read, and another with a more feminine touch with stars and a moon. Combined with the other few dozen faces from before, there should be a style for every taste in ClockFace.

Customizing your phone is a fun way to make it personal to you and your preferences, and Android as a whole makes it easy. If you have a Samsung Galaxy device, then make sure to grab the ClockFace module in Good Lock and fine tune your lock screen and AOD. Remember, this update is rolling out over the next few days, so if you don’t see it available yet, wait a bit before checking again. It is also requires One UI 7 or later on your Galaxy.

Got a tip? Talk to us! Email our staff at news@androidauthority.com. You can stay anonymous or get credit for the info, it’s your choice.



Source link

Releated Posts

Google explains its Aluminium OS vision for the future of laptops

TL;DR Google’s Android Ecosystem President, Sameer Samat, tells us that Aluminium OS is still on track for a…

ByByTDSNEWS999 Mar 4, 2026

Nothing teases Phone 4a Pro’s Glyph Matrix, and fans aren’t happy

Ryan Haines / Android Authority TL;DR Nothing has released a teaser for the Phone 4a Pro ahead of…

ByByTDSNEWS999 Mar 4, 2026

Registered App Stores coming to Android this year

Ryan-Thomas Shaw / Android Authority TL;DR Google has detailed changes coming out of its settlement with Epic. Android’s…

ByByTDSNEWS999 Mar 4, 2026

Xemu’s emulator for original Xbox games is coming to Android

Nick Fernandez / Android Authority TL;DR A paid Xbox emulator based on Xemu, called X1 Box, recently launched…

ByByTDSNEWS999 Mar 4, 2026