Gaming · Wild Rift on Android, iPhone, and iPad

Adjust Wild Rift Graphics and Controls

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Answer

In Wild Rift, open Settings from the gear icon and start with a graphics preset your phone can run smoothly. Use 60 FPS only if the option appears and remains stable; choose 30 FPS on an older or hot device. Then open Controls and customize the button layout in Practice mode so important abilities are easy to reach without hiding the screen.

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  1. Check that the device is supported
  2. Open the Graphics settings
  3. Choose a stable frame rate
  4. Lower quality before clarity
  5. Customize controls in Practice mode
  6. Adjust targeting carefully
  7. Run Network Test when input feels delayed
  8. If it still does not work

Check that the device is supported

Compare the phone or tablet with Riot's current Android or Apple requirements. A device near the minimum may need 30 FPS and lower graphics, while a newer device may offer higher frame-rate choices.

Open the Graphics settings

From the Wild Rift home screen, tap the gear icon and open Graphics. Take a screenshot of the starting values so you can return to them. The options shown can vary by device.

Choose a stable frame rate

Select 60 FPS only when it is available and remains smooth through a full match. If the phone heats up, the battery drains quickly, or frames begin to drop, use 30 FPS. A stable setting is more useful than the highest number in the menu.

Lower quality before clarity

Start with Low or Medium Graphics Quality and reduce Effects or Post-Processing if those options appear. Keep the resolution and interface clear enough to read health bars, ability ranges, and the minimap.

Customize controls in Practice mode

Open Controls and choose Customize Button Layout. Move and resize one or two frequently used buttons, save the layout, and test it in Practice mode before joining a match. Avoid shrinking important buttons so far that they become difficult to tap.

Adjust targeting carefully

Review targeting and camera options only after the basic layout feels comfortable. Change one option, practice last-hitting and aiming an ability, and keep it only if it makes your actions more predictable.

Run Network Test when input feels delayed

If the picture remains smooth but abilities activate late or champions jump between positions, open Settings > Network Test and start a diagnosis. Riot's tool identifies where delay begins; it does not change your graphics settings or repair the connection for you.

If it does not work

  • If a graphics or control option from an older video is missing, use the closest current label and its description. Riot can change which options appear on different devices.
  • If the phone becomes hot and performance falls later in a match, remove an insulating case while testing, stop charging during play, and let the device cool before comparing settings again.
  • If only online actions are delayed while animation stays smooth, use Network Test and compare Wi-Fi with mobile data. Graphics changes do not fix network latency.
Sources and verification

Checked against official documentation on . Scope: Wild Rift on Android, iPhone, and iPad.

The written procedure uses current official support information and carefully bounded descriptions of the game's visible settings. Device-dependent options are described as optional rather than guaranteed.

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