Room for imagination.
Respect for people.

Original visual experiments, abstract color, imagined landscapes, nature-inspired scenes, architecture, tasteful illustration, and personal screen backgrounds are welcome. Name your work honestly. Describe it clearly. Publish only when you are comfortable with others seeing and downloading it.

• Sexual exploitation of minors or sexual content involving anyone under 18.
• Non-consensual intimate imagery, sexualized depictions of real people without permission, or content that invades someone’s privacy.
• Graphic violence, targeted threats, hateful abuse, or promotion of violent extremism.
• Deceptive impersonation, fabricated evidence, or attempts to make a real person appear to have done something they did not do.
• Images, logos, names, or source material you do not have permission to use where permission is required.
• Payment fraud, credit manipulation, malware, or attempts to bypass model safeguards.

A famous character, brand, artist’s name, or person’s likeness can involve rights beyond the image itself. Describe visual qualities in your own words rather than assuming an AI-generated result is cleared for every purpose. Public-gallery approval is not legal clearance.

New wallpapers are private. A creator must request publication. With review enabled, an administrator checks the submission before it appears publicly. Administrators may reject content, change its visibility, remove a featured placement, or suspend an account.

Image services can also block a request under their own policies. A blocked or failed request does not guarantee a particular alternative result; reserved credits are returned when the request fails.

Open a community wallpaper and use Report a concern, or contact support. Include the wallpaper URL, a concise description of the concern, and any information needed to understand a rights claim. Do not include unnecessary personal data.

Reports are reviewed in the administrative inbox. If a request concerns your own information or work, we may ask for enough evidence to verify it before taking action.