PocketBook InkPad Color 3 · Customization
Change the sleep and power-off screens on the PocketBook InkPad Color 3
Replace the images the InkPad Color 3 shows when it sleeps or powers off with your own — colour images work here — using normal settings and a folder on the device.
PocketBook makes custom sleep screens a normal setting — no developer menu. Copy an image into the “system/logo” folder, then choose it under Personalize. The InkPad Color 3 shows the sleep image in colour, so a favourite cover or photo works well; just expect the muted Kaleido rendering rather than screen-accurate colour.
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Decide between a book cover and your own images
Under Settings, then "Personalize", the InkPad Color 3 can show the cover of the book you are reading — in colour — on the sleep screen. This guide is for the other option: showing your own fixed images.
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Prepare your images
The screen is 1404 by 1872 pixels. Portrait images at that size look best. Colour images work, but remember the Kaleido screen shows them muted — a slightly punchy source image looks more natural on the panel.
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Connect the device and add the images
Connect over USB and open the drive. In the "system" folder there is a "logo" folder (create it if missing). Copy the image you want for the sleep screen there, and note its file name.
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Point the sleep screen at your image
Open Settings, then "Personalize", then "Logo" (or "Standby screen"). Choose "Select image" and pick the file you copied. There is a matching "Power-off Logo" setting for the screen shown when the device is fully off.
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Test it
Press the power button once to sleep the device and confirm your image appears. Power off completely to check the power-off screen.
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To go back to the default
In the same Personalize menu, set the Logo and Power-off Logo back to "Standard" or "Book cover". The built-in artwork returns.