Bible Verse Wallpapers

What you get

Every verse here comes in six styles and two sizes: 1080×1920 for a phone, 1920×1080 for a desktop or laptop. Twelve files per passage, all free, none of them behind an account. Tap any verse to see the full set.

The text is the King James Version, set in a serif with a wide margin and the reference underneath. Nothing is stamped across the middle of the image. The site name sits small at the bottom edge, where a wallpaper is usually empty anyway.

Browse by look or by device

Aesthetic is the quietest of the six, a soft blush-to-periwinkle pastel. Pink runs blush into rose. Blue and black are flat and high-contrast, which makes black the usual pick for an always-on display.

By device: iPhone and phone covers sizing and the home-screen problem, desktop and laptop covers 16:10 screens and multiple monitors, and the lock-screen set shows the same images with a mock clock over each one so you can see the verse clears it.

Free to use, and what that means

Free personally and commercially, with no attribution required: a church bulletin, a printed card you sell, a sermon slide, a gift for a friend. The one thing we ask is that you don't resell the files as a wallpaper pack. The verse text is public domain, so that part carries no restrictions at all. Full terms are on the licence page.

Want a verse you didn't choose?

These twenty-two passages were picked because they stand on their own. If you'd rather be handed one, the random verse generator draws from a much wider curated pool, and the Chrome extension puts a fresh verse on every new browser tab.