Can I change the Clock color on my S22 Ultra?

[Livingonfaith01]

Yesterday I got my 6.1 update on my Samsung s22 Ultra. I'm still trying to find my way around it but I did notice that my digital clock on my lock screen is now pink and was wondering if there is a way to change the color of that. I have looked everywhere I can think of I have looked everywhere I can think of but I have yet to find it. Appreciate any input.

[Juju25]

Thank you so much! I was chatting with Samsung and they didn't even know how to fix it!

[GaryB82]

you should be able to long press on your lock screen and it will give you the option to change the color once you tap on the clock

[Livingonfaith01]

When I long press my 'lock' screen, nothing happens. When I long press my screensaver screen, some options pop up but not for my lock screen clock.

[Juju25]

Same here.

[Livingonfaith01]

I was trying to long push my actual lock screen instead of the picture of the lock screen within the settings >wallpaper. Once I tried pressing the internal picture of it, it worked.

[Livingonfaith01]

Got it! I wasn't doing it just right but I figured it out thanks to the help I received on here. I appreciate it very much.

[rrga11]

I believe what you're looking for is in Settings>Wallpaper and Style. You can press the displayed Lock Screen preview on the upper left to edit your clock. Once in the editor screen, you can tap on the clock and change the color.

[Livingonfaith01]

I did it! Thank you so much. I wasn't understanding the exact directions as I was trying to Long push on the actual lock screen not on the picture within the settings. Thank you so very much!

[Livingonfaith01]

Well I have tried all of these things and looked around in my settings and the wallpaper and lock screen and all of those things. They do have some really nice icons that you can download and use, some are free and some are not but I didn't want to start downloading them from companies I've never heard of. I found nothing to do with changing my clock

[270]

Could this have something to do with the color palette?