When you switch between the app and the screen, an Android device animation is displayed. Depending on how fast your device is, you may want to speed up or slow down animations, or turn them off completely.
If you’re using a not-so-speedy Android device, turning off the animations will improve your device’s performance. If you’re using a speedy device, speeding up animations, or turning them off completely, will make switching between apps and screens seem almost instantaneous.
So, if you don’t notice any problems after turning off animations, you can save battery life by leaving them off until you need them.
STEPS:
- Open the Settings app, if it’s not already open, by swiping down from the top of the screen once (or twice, depending on the brand of device you’re using) and tapping the Settings (gear) icon.
- To speed up, slow down, or disable the animations on your Android device, the Developer options have to be available. Scroll to the bottom of the list in the left pane of the Settings app.
- If you don’t see the Developer options item, either before or after the About device item you need to enable the Developer options.
- Once that’s done, return to the main Settings screen, scroll to the bottom, and tap “Developer options“.
- The speed of the Android device animations is controlled by the “Window animation scale”, “Transition animation scale”, and “Animator duration scale” settings.
- Tap any of the animation settings to change its value. If you don’t want to turn the animations off, but you want them to happen as fast as possible, select the “Animation scale 0.5x” option.
- Turn off the currently selected animation type completely by selecting “Animation is off“.
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