ESEER 3D Live Wallpapers & Creator
3D/parallax live wallpapers you can create yourself.
ESEER 3D Live Wallpapers & Creator launched on October 5, 2025 with 9 votes, #1,657 of 8,178 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.
What it does
Open access after a year of building: ESEER is a 3D/parallax live-wallpaper engine for Android. I’m pushing quality and making creation simple—so users and artists can craft their own scenes, no coding needed.
Create immersive 3D live wallpapers for Android with real depth, parallax motion, layered scenes, and gyroscope interaction.
ESEER brings your Android screen to life with real depth, gyro motion, touch movement, and animated layered scenes built for cinematic presence. Multi-layered scenes create true parallax, not flat image tricks. Wallpaper motion responds to how your phone moves in real time. A Windows tool for building and exporting custom 3D live wallpapers. Designed for smooth visuals and high performance on modern Android displays. Turn your own images into real 3D wallpapers. Layer your content, tune the depth, add motion and effects, then export and set it as your live wallpaper. Stories, insights, and technical breakdowns from behind the scenes of ESEER Studio. Until now, ESEER only allowed you to…from seerobs.com
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