Wallpaper License

• Download any wallpaper for free, without an account.
• Use it as a wallpaper, lock screen or background on your own phones, tablets, computers and TVs.
• Crop, resize or edit it for your own personal use.
• Share links to wallpaper pages, or embed a wallpaper on your blog or social post using the credit snippet on its page.

• Sell, license or give away the wallpapers, on their own or bundled into wallpaper packs.
• Publish them in wallpaper apps, themes, websites or stock collections.
• Use them on merchandise or in print-on-demand products, or turn them into NFTs.
• Claim you created them, or remove credits or watermarks.
• Bulk download or scrape the site, or use the wallpapers to train AI models.
• Use them in ways that suggest a person or brand endorses you.

Want to use a wallpaper commercially (for example in an ad, product or video)? Email contact@wallpaperz.in and tell us which one and how. We'll let you know if that's possible.

Credit isn't required for personal use, but it's always appreciated. When you post a wallpaper online, use the snippet on its page or a line like: Wallpaper from Wallpaperz (wallpaperz.in).

Many wallpapers are AI-generated (see AI Transparency). Some come from free image platforms, shown as the “Source” on the wallpaper page. For those, the original platform's license and the photographer's rights also apply, and we can't grant you more rights than we have:

• Pexels license
• Pixabay license
• Unsplash license

Logos, brands, characters and real people that may appear in images remain the property of their owners. If you believe a wallpaper infringes your rights, see the copyright complaint process.

Images you create with the AI generator aren't covered by this license. You may use them for personal and commercial purposes, as described in the Terms of Service.

Premium wallpaper packs sold on our Gumroad store come with a personal-use license: use them on your own devices, but don't share, resell or redistribute the files.

This license covers images. The website's source code is open source and published separately on GitHub under the license in that repository, which doesn't apply to the wallpapers.