- Open the Files app, go to Browse > Downloads, and tap the wallpaper you just downloaded.
- Tap the Share button, then choose "Save Image" to add it to your Photos library.
- Open Photos, tap the image, tap Share, scroll down and choose "Use as Wallpaper".
- Pinch and drag to position the image, swipe to try the Lock Screen and Home Screen looks, then tap "Add".
- 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.
- Pull down the notification shade and tap the finished download, or open the Files app and go to Downloads.
- Open the image in Gallery or Google Photos.
- Tap the menu (⋮) and choose "Set as wallpaper" or "Use as". The name differs slightly between brands.
- 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.
- Open your Downloads folder (in most browsers, press Ctrl + J) and find the wallpaper.
- Right-click the image and choose "Set as desktop background".
- 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.
- Open Finder and go to Downloads to find the wallpaper.
- Control-click the image, then choose "Quick Actions" > "Set Desktop Picture". On older macOS versions the option is directly in the menu.
- 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".
