Magic Fluids: Wallpapers

Name: Magic Fluids: Wallpapers
Rating: 4.2 (198 reviews)
Author: Creative Workshop

By: Creative Workshop

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This app was removed from Apple Apps Store on 2026-05-12

Features & Capabilities

Magic Fluids: Wallpapers lets you customize your screen with tactile, anti-stress themes. Pick modes like Fluid, Ice, Snow Ball, Pop It, or Objects in Motion and interact by tapping, sliding, pulling, rolling, and popping while soothing sounds play.

Generate new wallpapers with AI, record videos to use as live wallpapers, and share your creations. The app offers a free version with a standard toolset and limited wallpapers; a subscription unlocks unlimited anti-stress tools, full wallpapers, endless AI content, and advanced screen recording features. Privacy and Terms links are provided separately.

User Growth & Download Statistics

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By:

Creative Workshop

Rating:

4.20

(198)

Version:

1.4.12 Last updated: 2026-04-24

Version code:

884874288

Creation date:

2021-10-04

Compatible devices:

Size:

325.30MB

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Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-05-12

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Developed by:

Creative Workshop

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/magic-fluids-wallpapers/id1574310796

User Reviews

Most reviews focus on the subscription-driven model. Users repeatedly cite high ongoing costs (including a $7/week option), paywalls that block wallpaper access, and the risk of accidental subscriptions. Several comments mention the free version being useless or misrepresented, and complaints about not being able to set wallpapers or customize basic features. Positive points are scarce and not consistently supported. Overall, the app is perceived as having poor value due to its monetization and limited usable features in the free tier.

Pros

Cons

High ongoing subscription costs to access wallpaper features (e.g., weekly $7).
Paywall/paid-only features; free version does not provide usable wallpaper.
Risk of accidental subscriptions, especially by children, with charges hard to notice.
Inability to set or customize wallpapers (no wallpaper provided or can't set as wallpaper).
Limited value due to subscription-centric model and lack of free functionality.