Nature Wallpapers for iPhone & Android

No. Each nature wallpaper is an original scene made for the ScreenLux catalog with AI-assisted tools and editorial curation, then composed at 1080 × 2400 for phones. That is why the framing works: the subject in Pink Bloomer fills the middle of the screen, and the sky in Blue Horizon leaves room for the clock, instead of being cropped from a landscape photo. Nothing here is a stock photo, and nothing is licensed from a photographer.

Yes. Mountain Aurora Reflection is one of the 13 live nature wallpapers, so the lights shift over the lake when you wake an iPhone or sit on the Android Home Screen. On iPhone it is a Live Photo set on the Lock Screen; iOS does not animate the Home Screen continuously. On Android it plays as a muted video loop. Other lights-in-the-sky scenes include Sky Lantern Festival, which is also live, and Aurora Cavern.

Yes. Mountain Aurora Reflection is the featured one, a peak mirrored in still water under the aurora, and Red House Mountain, a live design, is the other mountain scene by name. Both sit in the 57-wallpaper nature pool at 1080 × 2400, and the iPad and tablet catalog carries larger versions of most nature designs. Preview each one on a Lock Screen mockup in the app to see where the horizon falls before you download.