iPhone 16 Pro Max: How To Enable Full-Screen Photo Caller ID For Incoming in 2025!
Learn how to enable full screen photo caller ID on your iPhone 16 Pro Max to make incoming calls more visually engaging and personalized. When full screen caller ID is enabled, the contact photo fills the entire screen when someone calls, instead of showing as a small thumbnail. This feature is especially useful for easily identifying contacts at a glance and gives your iPhone a more polished, customized feel. To get started, open the Settings app on your iPhone. Scroll down and tap on "Phone." Within the Phone settings, locate and tap on "Incoming Calls." You'll see two layout options: "Banner" and "Full Screen." Select "Full Screen" to make sure that calls display with the full-size contact photo whenever possible. Next, customize individual contact photos to appear in full screen. Open the Contacts app and select the person whose photo you want to update. Tap "Edit" in the upper-right corner of the contact screen. Then, tap "Add Photo" or the existing photo thumbnail. You’ll be given the option to either take a new photo or choose one from your photo library. Adjust the photo as needed, position it in the frame, and then tap "Use Photo" to confirm. Make sure the photo fills the frame properly—centered and zoomed in enough—so it displays correctly in full screen when the person calls. Once you've saved the changes, future calls from that contact will appear with the full screen image as long as full screen caller ID is enabled in your settings. Timestamps: 0:00 Introduction 0:10 Go to Settings Phone Incoming Calls 0:24 Select Full Screen as default display 0:31 Customize contact photo from Contacts app 0:50 Save and confirm full screen caller ID Hashtags: \#iPhone16ProMax #CallerID #iPhoneTips #FullScreenPhoto #AppleSettings #iOSFeatures #iPhoneCustomization #TechGuide This YouTube Channel "HAPTIX" is not Official Support the content provided. These videos are only educational and informational. The Channel doesn't own any logos or websites shown in the tutorial videos.
