WordPress wallpapers
Has your desktop been looking a bit drab lately? If so – or if you’d just like to show a little WordPress love – we’ve got just the remedy: 30 one-of-a-kind WordPress desktop wallpapers to breathe new life into your backgrounds.
The wallpapers
Download and install
To add a wallpaper to your desktop:
- Click on any image to open a fullscreen carousel
- Right-click the image if you’re using Windows or Linux, or command-click on a Mac
- Save the wallpaper to your favorite folder
- And set it as your desktop wallpaper (Windows / Ubuntu / MacOS)
About the wallpapers
The wallpapers are a homage to some of our favorite artists, with a nod to the freedom, innovation, and creativity of open-source software.
We put these together with an entirely open-source AI tool called Stable Diffusion. Like WordPress, Stable Diffusion is all about helping more people to create, experiment, and share, while having the freedom to access and contribute to the code making it all happen.
Over to you
We’d love to hear what you think, and if you have any favorites. Of course, please feel free to remix, use these on your blog, or share your work in the comments!
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I like those minimalistic designs! I wonder if I can create one and contribute to your gallery. What about asking people to create and contribute? Then, you can include good ones to the gallery. 😀
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Great idea Joey! Perhaps also share WordPress blogger’s photography.
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Some of them look really good actually.
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These are great, thank you!
Quick suggestion: I currently use one that has the logo at the center of the screen, like these ones and always found in Zoom sessions – where I try to stay centered – that it was a pity to hide the logo. It would be great to have some with the logo to the side.
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These are super cool! Could you submit them to https://wp-wallpaper.com ?
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These are brilliant, such cool designs!
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Beautiful!
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These are really good! Downloading several
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Hi! I’m a photographer. If I wanted to do similar on my site… How would l set this up? Would I use the gallery blocks, or is there something else? Thanks!
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The problem now is picking the one to use as my desktop wallpaper as they all look amazing. I’ve saved 5 of my favourites to allow me switch among them. Great work!
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Creative 💖
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If I uninstall WP and go with JetPack, will these be available there? I am nervous about uninstalling, but have been assured I won’t lose any WP features, I’ll just gain new ones that WP is either losing or doesn’t currently offer. Is that true?
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Everything you’re used to using in the WordPress app will be in the Jetpack app. Also, everything is stored on our servers, so deleting an app would have zero impact on your site and its features.
Eventually, the WordPress.com/Jetpack-specific features (like stats, etc) that are in the WordPress app now will be removed.
I hope that clarifies things!
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Thank you for the reassurance.
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Thanks to the artist’s that designed those wallpapers. They are really nice!
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Really, really cool idea!
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This is interesting.
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The wallpapers all look fantastic, sincerely… but why would I choose to install an advertisement on my screen?
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That’s the point. To help each other out. To be a community. 😉
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Thank you very much!
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This is great
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SO NICE😎
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All of them look great, and what a cool way to promote WordPress!
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My favorite is nr 13. They are all however beautiful
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They are all beautiful and creative, well done
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we need phone wallpapers.
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