01
Open Weekly Wallpapers
Open Pulse Settings in OneCentrate, then choose Weekly Wallpapers. The current background and settings for each day from Monday through Sunday appear in separate rows.
In the row for the day you want to change, choose a photo or color. Changing one day does not affect the backgrounds for the other days.
02
Choose a photo or color for each day
On Mac, choose My Files to import an image file or My Photo to select an image from your photo library. On iPhone and iPad, use an image from your photo library or choose a color.
You can also use the color picker to set a solid background. Because part of a photo may be cropped at some screen sizes, choose an image whose important subject is not close to an edge.
03
Add a one-line description
Open Description for a day, then enter a short sentence to show at the top of the screen. If you leave it empty, no separate sentence appears.
Descriptions you enter are not translated automatically when you change the app language. If you use the same sentence in multiple languages, enter the wording you want to display.
04
See the result in Pulse
The selected background and description appear at the top of Pulse on that day. They do not affect the individual rhythm-card backgrounds, recurring schedules, or alert settings.
You can review the change immediately on the device where you edited it. When it appears on other devices, in widgets, or on Apple Watch can vary with synchronization and system refresh timing. You cannot edit weekday backgrounds in widgets or in the Watch app.