Clock zone
Keep the upper field calm enough for large white or dark time text. Test local contrast, not only the average brightness of the image.
Design guides
A wallpaper succeeds through hierarchy, safe space and honest export information—not through a universal-fit label.
| Image Format | Best Suited For | Composition Considerations | Cropping Preview |
|---|---|---|---|
| Portrait · 2:3 | Phone lock screens and flexible vertical crops | Keep the face or focal subject inside the central column; reserve space above for the clock. | Narrow side trim on taller screens |
| Square · 1:1 | Collection thumbnails and centered abstract work | Place essential content near the center; expect substantial top-and-bottom crop on a phone. | Center crop with limited vertical coverage |
| Landscape · 3:2 | Desktop backgrounds and wide editorial headers | Keep any phone-safe subject compact and centered; most side content will sit outside a vertical crop. | Deep side crop for full-screen phone use |
The downloadable artworks in this edition are 1024×1536 PNG files. Preview the exact device crop; no universal-fit or display-quality claim is made.
Keep the upper field calm enough for large white or dark time text. Test local contrast, not only the average brightness of the image.
Move eyes, faces and intricate highlights away from dense icon rows. A quiet background may still contain texture if its contrast remains controlled.
Protect the subject with extra water around its outer contours. Phone wallpaper pickers may enlarge, shift or trim the original.
Keep pixel dimensions, format, preview and source download explicit. Never describe a file with an unsupported resolution label.
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