Welcome to PlayStation A new feature for PlayStation 5 This is the first new screen you see when you turn on your PlayStation. This screen is highly customizable and allows you to add or remove widgets to see what you feel is most important.
PlayStation Welcome also has a background that can be changed to pretty much any photo you want, although it appears behind your current widgets and disappears when you exit the Welcome PlayStation icon. While this is not the same subject system PlayStation 4; Players can customize it and at least set a background that will be visible every time you turn on your PlayStation.
How to change your PlayStation welcome background
PlayStation Welcome is the first icon you see every time PlayStation 5 It turns on and pressing the left button or d-pad opens the welcome screen completely. To change the background, open the welcome screen and Press up twice to get to the edit button. To open the three options you have for the background, swipe right twice to select the background option. The background or photo you choose with will remain as the background on the welcome screen until another is chosen.
Displayed widgets can be turned on or off to show only the ones you want, but Three should always be on. For those who prefer to see the background over the widgets, turn on the following three things:
- battery life
- Trophies
- store
While these three appear as smaller widgets on the left side of the screen, they open up most of your screen to reveal the background.
How to get another background on playstation welcome
The simplest and easiest way to take a photo of a game as a background Take it yourself using the screenshot option in each game. The third open item in the background menu is the media gallery, which allows you to select any photo you've taken as the background. This option is not only the easiest, but also guarantees the best quality of photos.
You can also go with screenshots Go to the Playstation Store and take pictures of promotional photos of the games to use as backgroundswhich also always guarantees a high quality photo.
You can find images on a PC and load them onto a USB before plugging that USB into the PlayStation. When you're plugged in, you'll have another option in the Media Gallery app that lets you Open the images on the USB and take a screenshot of them to use as a backgroundalthough this method often results in lower quality images unless you take the right photo online with your PC.
