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Oppo: Change the App Animation Speed

If apps on your Oppo phone take a moment too long to open or the closing animation feels sluggish, the app animation speed is probably set slower than you like. This Coloros setting controls how quickly the transition plays when you launch or close an app, separate from actual app loading time.

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VersionAndroid 11 · Coloros 11

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App Animation Speed auf Oppo

The app animation speed on Oppo phones controls the visual transition that plays when an app opens or closes. It does not change how fast the app itself loads, only how quickly the animation on screen finishes. A slower setting makes transitions feel calmer and easier to follow, while a faster setting makes the interface feel more responsive.

This is useful if you find the default transitions too slow for daily use, or if you prefer a smoother, slower feel over a snappy one. It has no effect on background loading times, RAM management, or app startup speed itself.

How to change it

Open Tap on SettingsTap on Home screen, Lock screen & Always-On-DisplayTap on App animation speedChoose Fast, Medium or Slow.

Fast shortens the transition so apps appear to snap open almost instantly. Medium is the balanced default most users keep. Slow stretches the animation out, which can help you notice which app is opening but adds a small delay before you can interact with it.

If an app still feels slow to open after switching to Fast, the delay is likely caused by the app loading its own content, not by this animation setting.

Frequently asked questions

No. It only changes how quickly the opening and closing animation plays. Actual app performance depends on background processes, storage, and RAM, not on this setting.