Larp wallpaper, cut for your iPhone

The picture

In crypto circles, to larp is to pose: to look like you live a life you do not. This wallpaper winks at that. The line drawing of the Flexdger Wallet mask floats on a violet backdrop and claims nothing about what anyone owns.

Two layouts ship for every phone. On the lock version the upper third stays empty for the time and the widgets, and the mask settles lower down, in the zone where a portrait subject would normally go. On the home version the mask recedes into a ghostly outline behind the app grid, so the icons remain the focus.

One file per screen size

Screens differ more than most people expect. This page covers 39 iPhone models spread over 13 pixel sizes, and the table above lists each one. Put a picture meant for a taller screen onto a shorter one and iOS crops it or stretches it, and the mask drifts away from the middle. Here every file is drawn at the true resolution of its group of phones, so there is nothing to rescale when you apply it.

A brand new phone missing from the list? Look for a model with the same screen resolution. Phones that share the numbers share the file.

Applying it

Save the JPEG to your phone, open it from Photos, tap Share, then Use as Wallpaper. No pinching or dragging is required, since the proportions are already right. Want matching screens? Use the lock file for the lock screen and the home file for the home screen.