Rising chart wallpaper for iPhone

Drawn, not measured

Nothing on this chart comes from a market. The line is an illustration with no scale, no tick marks and no figures, so it cannot pass for the price of a coin or for a statement of holdings. What remains is the feel of a portfolio view: gridlines, a halo, a curve rising toward the right.

On the lock version the curve begins around mid-height and rises to the right edge, leaving the clock and the date untouched above. On the home version the curve drops toward the dock, so the opening rows of icons rest on clean violet.

Sharp lines at the native size

Thin strokes are the first thing to suffer when an image is resized: they turn soft or shimmer. That is why each JPEG is rendered at the resolution of its own model rather than shrunk from one big master. The menu spans 39 iPhone models in 13 sizes, from the iPhone 8 up to the newest.

A small bright dot marks the tip of the line. It lands on the right side, out of the way of the island and the status bar.

Where it fits

The dark chart suits a plain home screen or a stack of widgets. Video makers can also drop it behind a phone mockup as a backdrop. And if you would like a wallet screen with balances you choose yourself, the button near the end of this page opens the demo.