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1. Samsung's Native Capability:

   Certain Samsung devices with One UI support native depth effects, particularly in their wallpapers and lock screen customization. Samsung often calls this a "dynamic lock screen" or "depth effect," which can blur or layer parts of the background behind the foreground subject for a 3D-like look. (This may vary by One UI version and model.)

2. Using DepthFX App (Playstore Link):

   The DepthFX app is great for adding depth effects manually. It works by taking an image, letting you define depth maps or apply pre-set depth filters, and rendering the final output. The app can also integrate with some live wallpaper tools for dynamic effects.

3. KLWP Method:

   With KLWP, you can create depth effects by manually separating an image's subject and background in an image editor. Save the foreground as a transparent PNG and use it as an overlay in KLWP. The background remains static, while you can add animations, parallax effects, or scaling to the overlay to simulate depth.

Method 1: Using Samsung’s Native Depth Effect

Requirements: A Samsung device running One UI (verify version compatibility).

1. Open the Wallpaper Settings:

Go to Settings > Wallpaper and style.

Select Lock screen or Home screen wallpaper.

1. Choose a Wallpaper:

Pick one of Samsung’s pre-installed wallpapers or use a photo from your gallery.

Look for a "Depth effect" toggle or similar option in the preview screen.