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1. Open the Files app, go to Browse > Downloads, and tap the wallpaper you just downloaded.
2. Tap the Share button, then choose "Save Image" to add it to your Photos library.
3. Open Photos, tap the image, tap Share, scroll down and choose "Use as Wallpaper".
4. Pinch and drag to position the image, swipe to try the Lock Screen and Home Screen looks, then tap "Add".
5. Choose "Set as Wallpaper Pair" to use it on both screens, or "Customize Home Screen" to style them separately.

Tip · If the image looks cropped, pinch to zoom out and reposition it before tapping "Add". Portrait wallpapers fit the iPhone screen best.

1. Pull down the notification shade and tap the finished download, or open the Files app and go to Downloads.
2. Open the image in Gallery or Google Photos.
3. Tap the menu (⋮) and choose "Set as wallpaper" or "Use as". The name differs slightly between brands.
4. Choose Home screen, Lock screen or both, drag to frame the image, then confirm.

Tip · You can also go to Settings > Wallpaper & style (or Wallpaper) and pick the image from your photos. Use the preview to check how it is cropped.

1. Open your Downloads folder (in most browsers, press Ctrl + J) and find the wallpaper.
2. Right-click the image and choose "Set as desktop background".
3. To change how it fits, open Settings > Personalization > Background and set "Choose a fit" to "Fill".

Tip · For the lock screen, go to Settings > Personalization > Lock screen, choose "Picture" and browse to the downloaded file.

1. Open Finder and go to Downloads to find the wallpaper.
2. Control-click the image, then choose "Quick Actions" > "Set Desktop Picture". On older macOS versions the option is directly in the menu.
3. Prefer the settings? Open System Settings > Wallpaper, click "Add Photo" and select the image, then choose "Fill Screen".

Tip · You can also open the image in Preview, click File > Share > "Set Desktop Picture".