Anime Wallpapers for iPhone & Android

Yes. Eight of the 102 anime wallpapers are live: Hand On Glass, Neon Scooter, Subway Car Reflection, Rainy City Night, Moonlit Bedroom Window, Static Screen Glow, Fiery Orb Hand and Haunted Anime Gaze. On iPhone they save as Live Photos and play when you wake the phone or press the Lock Screen; iOS does not animate the Home Screen. On Android the same scenes install as a muted video loop on the Home Screen with a matching still for the Lock Screen.

No. Every anime wallpaper here is an original design made for the ScreenLux catalog, so you will not find characters or scenes from an existing show. The style borrows the language of anime, with clean line work, expressive eyes and city-at-night lighting, which is why names like Reflected Anime Crowd and Cherry Blossom Drive describe the scene rather than a character. That also means there are no licensing surprises when you set one as your wallpaper.

It does, because each anime wallpaper is composed at 1080 × 2400 pixels, a 9:20 frame that covers the tall displays used by every current iPhone and most Android phones without stretching. The artwork is framed so the subject sits in the middle band, clear of the clock at the top and the dock at the bottom. If you use an iPad or Android tablet, the large-screen catalog carries separate, higher-resolution versions of most of the same scenes.