Wallpapers are completely subjective, but they are a fun way to dress up a smartphone like the iPhone 14. I often see a lot of people using stock wallpapers, but I think it’s dull and boring! It certainly doesn’t make your phone stand out from the crowd, and it might even help you recover your lost device while you’re out and about (it happened to me).
I’m always on the lookout for cool new wallpapers, though I don’t really change my home screen wallpaper as much as I used to since Apple made it so bulky with iOS 16. Still, I’ve amassed quite a large collection of wallpapers. of iPhones over the years. Here are a few new ones I’ve been obsessing over lately on my iPhone 14 Pro.
Valaroo
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Well, this is not exactly one wallpaper, but a great collection of them. And they’re from Iconfactory, a graphic design and software company you may have heard of. He was the developer of the amazing Twitterrific before a certain person killed third party Twitter clients, and he is also well known for creating many beautiful apps and icons for macOS and iOS over the years.
Wallaroo is a free app that gives you access to tons of new and unique wallpapers from the Iconfactory team, with new ones added every week. Although Wallaroo is free and has plenty of free wallpapers to choose from, there are some that you can only access if you have a Wallaroo subscription, which costs $2 per month or $20 per year. There’s even a shortcut you can add directly from Wallaroo to quickly set any background image in the app as your wallpaper, so you don’t have to do it manually.
I’ve been a big fan of Iconfactory for years and Wallaroo is one of the best apps for finding new wallpapers. I grabbed the annual subscription (especially after the Twitter fiasco) to have some of the best wallpapers on my iPhone and iMac. Many of the wallpapers you can find on Wallaroo are also available on the Iconfactory Patreon, although you can get more exclusive stuff on Patreon.
Background
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This is another app that contains a huge collection of wallpapers for your reading pleasure. I used wallpapers a lot before Wallaroo came along, but you can still find tons of unique and fun backgrounds in wallpapers.
Wallpapers highlights a new wallpaper every day, which is a great way to find a new favorite. It is also packed with so many different backgrounds, ranging from abstract designs to patterns, beautiful landscapes and landscapes, and more. You can spend hours browsing through all the available options, and you are sure to find at least one or five new wallpapers that you will want to use on your iPhone 14. Everything included in the wallpapers is created exclusively by the backgrounds team. screen, and users can simulate and upload their own creations for others to use. use, pending approval.
Although Backgrounds is free to download and use, it has ads and some collections are exclusive to Pro users. If you want an ad-free experience and even more access to wallpapers, Backdrops Pro is just a one-time $4 purchase on the application.
Cake
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Have you ever gathered some great color palettes and wished you had a wallpaper with that palette you just made? This is what the Pastel app can help you achieve. Because sometimes you just have to do it yourself when others can’t.
The Pastel app is free to download and can store up to 20 palettes. It comes with several palettes already included for inspiration, but you can remove them at any time to make room for your own creations. Various color selection tools are included, such as a color picker, wheel, RGB sliders, and even crayons. You can also enter developer-oriented views of code.
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While Pastel was originally meant to be a way for developers and artists to save color palettes to use in projects, it’s also a great way to create original wallpapers for your iPhone 14. Any palette can be turned into a pastel background. screen by simply going through the export. and choosing a wallpaper option, which includes seven different styles: stripes, waves, dunes, diagonal, vista, ball pit, and pyramids.
I used Pastel to create my current Parrot-themed wallpaper, which I’ve been using for a few months now. I highly recommend trying the Pastel app if you want to create your own colorful wallpapers.
Background on Apple’s ‘Take Note’ event
If you follow the Apple community, you’ll know that every Apple event revolves around a certain theme. During Apple’s October 2022 iPad announcement, it was called “Take Note,” and Tim Cook’s tweet featured an image of various hand-drawn glyphs in the colors of the new iPad.
I love wallpapers with glyphs and icons, especially when they are Apple related. Graphic designer and content creator BasicAppleGuy created a set of wallpapers based on the Take Note event glyphs. Icons include fun things like game controllers, a Macintosh computer, music notes, the Face ID icon, and more. You can get it in the original colors, which represent the colors of the iPad, get the dark mode versions, or go for the amazing rainbow option, which is my personal favorite.
You can download these wallpapers from iDownloadBlog.com.
Commander 2022 Wallpaper
Here’s another one from BasicAppleGuy. I have been following it for a while and it makes some of the best Apple themed wallpapers. The Commander 2022 is an updated version of the Commander 1.0, which I actually have on a short sleeve shirt, and it was one of my most worn shirts at the time.
Commander 2.0 no longer uses gradient colors like the original, instead using a color mosaic style. It’s also updated with new products Apple announced ahead of WWDC 2022, including the AirTag, Studio Display, Mac Studio, MacBook Pro, and iPhone 13. BasicAppleGuy plans to update Commander’s design annually to keep it fresh. in line with the latest Apple products, making it fun to watch as time goes on.
You can get Commander 2.0 wallpapers from the BasicAppleGuy website.
iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max schematics
Do you have an iPhone 14 Pro or iPhone 14 Pro Max? Have you ever wondered what the inside of your device looks like? If so, you’ll love BasicAppleGuy’s iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max Schematics wallpapers.
With this wallpaper, you’ll get an up-close look at the internals of your iPhone 14 Pro, like the exposed logic board, TrueDepth camera/IR camera/spot projector behind Dynamic Island, and the unique A16 Bionic chip. While you won’t always see the front camera and dot projector sensors, they will appear briefly when you unlock the phone or minimize an app before saving them back.
This wallpaper is incredibly detailed and will appeal to anyone who is interested in the inner workings of the iPhone. It even comes in device colors, so you can get one that matches your phone. You can get iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max schematics from the BasicAppleGuy website. There is also a version for the regular iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Plus.
Broan Wallpaper Pack
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I’m a big fan of abstract and geometric wallpapers and the Broank Wallpaper Pack from Polyphian is gorgeous. The pack includes 25 soft geometric abstract wallpapers, all of which use slightly muted colors to prevent the wallpaper from competing with any content on your lock or home screen. I’m a big fan of the greens, purples, and pinks that Polyphian uses, and with such a huge variety of designs and colors to choose from, there’s sure to be something here for you if you’re a fan of abstract geometric patterns.
Although this is a paid wallpaper pack, you can pay as much as you want for it, starting at just $0.99. It’s honestly worth the price. Find it on Polyphian’s Gumroad page.
AMOLED Wall Collection by biggary1972
One of my favorite subreddits to search for new backgrounds is r/Amoledbackgrounds. If you’ve ever been there, you might recognize au/biggary1972, which often provides awesome wallpapers. It’s hard to choose just one, but this Darth Vader wallpaper is the last one I chose from the collection of him – I’m huge Star Wars fan, and Darth Vader is one of my favorite characters, along with Ahsoka Tano.
These are just two options that you can find in its extensive collection in Google Photos, which includes more than 3,700 wallpapers. Biggary1972 has just about everything pop culture covers, and then some, in this huge library of awesome wallpapers. From your favorite movies and TV shows to video games, anime, and literally everything in between, there’s something for everyone in this wallpaper album, so feel free to explore to your heart’s content.
person 5
One of my favorite JRPGs of all time was Person 5 — especially, real person 5. If you’ve played, you should be familiar with this simple line drawing of the city of Tokyo, where the game takes place.
This looks especially good on the OLED screen of the iPhone 14 Pro, and if you don’t like the black and white outline, the creator, u/w4y4u, has put together some color variants that you can find in the comments section of this thread. on the r/Amoledbackgrounds subreddit. Once again, this site is a treasure trove of amazing wallpapers that look especially good on OLED and AMOLED screens, thanks to their rich, luxurious black color.
The Mandalorian and Bo-Katan
Everyone is watching the new season. the mandalorian, It is? I am obsessed WITHtar wars i the mandalorian it’s one of my favorite things to see every week – Grogu is just too cute!
These backgrounds feature our dynamic duo of Dino Djarin and Grogu, plus a separate Bo-Katan Kryze. The way the two backgrounds appear in the preview makes it look like an image split in half in the middle of their helmets, but unfortunately, they’re two individual backgrounds. Still, the images are incredibly high quality and look amazing on the iPhone 14 Pro’s OLED screen.
Thanks to au/Kotmilk148 for editing the latest Season 3 character posters. the mandalorian.
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