XMorph
Clock

Animated, morphing lockscreen clocks you can build yourself.

Party face: bubbly digits with confetti and a balloon Daydream face: hand-drawn digits under clouds and a moon Wavy face: rounded digits with two waves Love Note face: slanted digits with hearts and an envelope Comic face: heavy digits over a burst with a BAM bubble

Your lockscreen, your clock.

A face for every mood
Expressive, playful, analog, elegant, graphic and digital styles, ready to apply or remix.
Digits that move
Each minute rolls, flips, fades or slides in. The clock flows between its large and small size as notifications arrive.
A calm Always-on Display
Every element picks its own AOD look: thin, outlined, dimmed, monochrome or hidden. Burn-in shift is built in.
Weather and widgets
Conditions, battery, steps, data usage and tappable toggles. Weather works without an account.
Anything, anywhere
Add text with live values, icons, photos, rings and bars. Drag, resize and restack them for each state.
Depth effect
The subject of your wallpaper can sit in front of the clock, with adjustable opacity.

Android 12 and up.

  1. 12
  2. 13
  3. 14
  4. 15
  5. 16
  6. 17

Pixel phones and custom ROMs that keep Google's lockscreen. Skins with their own lockscreen, such as One UI, HyperOS or ColorOS, are not supported.

Set it up.

  1. You need root (Magisk, KernelSU or APatch) and an Xposed framework with the modern API, such as LSPosed or Vector.
  2. Install the latest APK from Releases.
  3. Enable XMorph Clock in your Xposed manager with System UI in its scope.
  4. Allow root for XMorph Clock. Magisk asks on first launch; in KernelSU and APatch, allow it in the manager first.
  5. Restart System UI from the Status screen, then lock your phone.