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License

Short version: the wallpapers are for you and your screens. Show them off all you like. Do not hand the files on.

You may

  • Use every wallpaper on any number of devices you own or use personally, at work or at home.
  • Show them in screenshots, screen recordings, portfolio shots, presentations and product mockups, including commercial ones, as long as the wallpaper is not the product being sold.
  • Crop, resize and re-export them for your own devices.

You may not

  • Redistribute, share, upload or resell the files, altered or not, for free or for money.
  • Include them in a product you sell or give away: apps, themes, templates, wallpaper packs, mockup kits, stock libraries.
  • Use them to train or fine-tune machine learning models.

Teams

One purchase covers one person. If your team wants a pack for everyone, write to hello@wallprism.com and we will sort out a fair number.

Refunds

Digital files cannot be returned, but if something is wrong with a download, a file is broken, or you bought twice by mistake, email support@wallprism.com and it will be fixed. Payments are handled by Lemon Squeezy as merchant of record.

FAQ

Questions people actually ask.

What exactly is in a pack?
It depends on the kind of pack. Prism, Sundrift and Gradient are eight colourways or phases of one composition, each in up to eight sizes: 6K desktop, 16:10 laptop, ultrawide, square tablet, both foldable screens and two phone shapes, each composed for its screen rather than cropped from the desktop file. The iPhone packs are sets drawn for the iPhone, 14 in Retro Games and 29 in Aviation, each at the exact size of the iPhone 17 Pro and 18 Pro and again at the Pro Max’s. All of them are PNG with an embedded sRGB profile and lossless, because a lossy codec eats fine detail, and on the 6K packs the dither that keeps a long gradient off the 8-bit grid.
Will they band on my screen?
No. Every file in the 6K packs is rendered at its native pixel size with a fine dither baked in, which breaks 8-bit steps on long gradients. Nothing is upscaled.
Do I get new sizes when new devices ship?
Yes. Buying a pack includes every future size and variant of that pack. Download again from your receipt and the new files are there. That is not a promise about something distant: the light versions arrived this way, and the foldable sizes did too.
Can I use them in my portfolio or in mockups?
Yes. Personal use on all your own devices, and they may appear in screenshots, portfolios and mockups. What you cannot do is redistribute or resell the files, or ship them inside a product. The full text is on the license page.
Do these fit iPhone 18 and iOS 27?
Yes. The phone size in every pack is 19.5:9 at 1320x2868, which is the shape the current iPhone Pro models use, and Prism adds a second phone size at 1440x3200 for the taller Android flagships. Retro Games and Aviation add the 6.3 inch Pro’s own 1206x2622, so the iPhone 17 Pro and 18 Pro get a file drawn at their size rather than the bigger one scaled down. Every phone file is drawn quiet across the top, so the notch, the status bar and the iOS 27 clock sit on a calm ground rather than on top of the brightest part of the picture.
Which file goes on my iPhone?
Two files per wallpaper, one per panel. The 1206 x 2622 file is for the iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro and the 1320 x 2868 file is for the iPhone 17 Pro Max and iPhone 18 Pro Max. The iPhone 16 Pro and 16 Pro Max use the same two panels, so the files fit those exactly too. Each is drawn at its own size rather than scaled from the other, so the small detail, a split flap, an LCD pixel, a key legend, stays sharp instead of being resampled.
How do I set it so it lines up?
Pick the file in Photos from the Lock Screen editor, then open the editor’s menu and turn Perspective Zoom off. With it on, iOS enlarges the picture a little so it can move it as you tilt the phone, and the design no longer lines up with the clock. Don’t pinch or drag it, since it is already the size of your screen. The README in the download walks through it step by step, Home Screens included.
Do these work on folding phones?
Yes, and a book fold takes two files rather than one, because it has two screens pointing in different directions rather than one screen that rotates. Opening it makes the display WIDER, not taller, so the unfolded panel is landscape while the cover stays portrait, near enough the same shape turned ninety degrees. Prism, Sundrift and Gradient ship a size drawn for each: the Foldable Open 10:7 file at 2670 × 1878 and the Foldable Cover 16:11 file at 1398 × 2034, each composed at its own native pixel size rather than cropped from the phone file. Those measurements are the iPhone Duo’s, which is the fold these were drawn against, and other folds differ, so the iPhone Duo page carries every size in the packs measured against both panels and you can read your own device off it. What to avoid on any of them is the ordinary phone file: at 1320 × 2868 it is the obvious pick and it is the wrong shape and the wrong way up for an unfolded panel.
Do these fit the iPhone Duo?
Yes, and it takes two files, because the Duo has two screens rather than one that rotates: the Foldable Open 10:7 file at 2670 × 1878 fills the 2670x1878 unfolded screen exactly, with nothing cropped, and the Foldable Cover 16:11 file at 1398 × 2034 fills the 1398x2034 cover screen exactly, with nothing cropped. They are perpendicular, which is what a book fold does: opening the phone makes the screen wider, so the unfolded panel is landscape while the cover is portrait, near enough the same shape turned ninety degrees. What to avoid is the phone file, which is the obvious pick and the wrong one: at 1320 × 2868 it has to be stretched 2.02 times to fill the unfolded screen.
How does payment work?
Payments are processed by Lemon Squeezy as merchant of record. Prices include VAT where applicable. You get a receipt with a download link, and you can always re-download from it.