Describe your wallpaper, optionally add one reference image, and choose a screen ratio and resolution. Ask for quiet space around the clock or icons, then check the crop on your device.
Place the subject lower in a portrait composition and request a quiet upper area. The model interprets your description; check the result with your own clock and widgets.
Choose a wide ratio and tell the model which side holds your shortcuts. Lower detail and softer contrast can make a background easier to use.
Combine a small color palette with a medium such as watercolor, paper cut or photography. Style is written into the description, so you can refine it with the subject.
Add a photo or artwork you have permission to use and describe the intended change. A reference guides the result but can be redrawn; compare important features before keeping it.
Explore these AI-generated illustrations. Load an example to fill its description, ratio and resolution; this does not start a generation or spend credits.
A quiet upper area for a portrait lock screen.
Watercolor ferns and tiny white flowers at the bottom corners, sage green and cream paper texture. Keep the upper third pale and calm. No text or device frame.
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Low contrast above a cluster of angular forms.
Graphite and brushed brass geometric forms in the lower third, deep charcoal upper background, subtle edge light. Keep the upper center quiet. No text or icons.
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Warm abstract color without a busy sky.
Minimal terracotta, sand and peach arches near the bottom and lower right, fine plaster texture, quiet pale upper third. No text or device frame.
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Keep the small observatory below the clock.
Retro space print with a rust-red planet horizon and tiny observatory low in frame, deep indigo upper sky with sparse stars. Keep the upper center calm. No text.
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Wide scenery with a quieter left side.
Blue-gray mountain ridges at dawn, tallest peak toward the right, soft warm horizon and calm mist on the left for desktop icons. No lettering or interface.
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Calm water beside a curved sandbar.
Aerial turquoise coastline, a curved sandbar to the right, soft surf and calm dark teal water on the left. No boats, people, words or icons.
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Move the brightest details away from shortcuts.
Rainy night skyline mainly on the right, cobalt river reflections and warm distant windows. Keep the left third dark and quiet. No legible signs or icons.
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A playful wide background with room to breathe.
Layered paper-cut coral and sage islands with tiny cream houses on the right, broad pale blue water on the left, soft dimensional shadows. No text or icons.
Load this exampleWrite a subject, style and two or three colors. Add one reference image only if it helps explain the result you want.
Start with 9:16 for a phone or 16:9 for a desktop. Select 1K, 2K or 4K and review the current credit cost before generating.
Generate one image, download it and preview your device crop. Re-edit restores the description, reference and settings so you can try a clearer composition.
A good-looking image still needs space for the things your device puts on top.
A reference is optional. Describe an original landscape, abstract pattern or illustration without uploading a photo.
Ratio controls the shape; resolution controls the requested pixel size. Neither guarantees detailed artwork or an exact fit on every screen.
Load examples without generating. Re-edit an earlier task to change its original inputs, or send the finished image to the image editor.
No. A description is required; one reference image is optional. Describe the subject, style, colors and where you want quiet space.
You can select 4K. The configured sizes include 3840×2160 for 16:9 and 2160×3840 for 9:16; other ratios have different dimensions. Check the downloaded file and do not equate pixel count with detail quality.
No. Screen ratios, zoom and cropping vary. Choose the closest ratio, keep important details away from edges and preview the wallpaper in your device settings.
Describe a calm upper area or a quiet side for icons. Placement is interpreted by the model, not locked to exact coordinates. Check the clock, widgets and icon labels on the device.
Generation uses credits. The Generate button shows the current cost for the selected resolution. Loading examples and editing inputs do not spend credits.
This tool produces one static image. Download it and set it as your background yourself. It does not create animated wallpaper or automatically change device settings.
No. The model may redraw faces, objects and composition. Explain what matters and compare those details with the original before using the result.
Create original images from a text prompt or optional reference image. Adjust the aspect ratio and resolution to bring your creative vision to life.
Upload an image, describe the edit, and create polished visuals for products, social posts, posters, or keyframes.
Choose phone or desktop dimensions, write prompts for useful negative space, and check cropping, contrast and pixels before setting an AI wallpaper.
Start with a subject, a palette and a place for the clock or icons.