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Give your little mobile companion a visual refresh with a brand new wallpaper design! The designs below were created and shared by designers in the Dribbble community just for you. To download these mobile backgrounds, click on the Shot of your choice, and find the download instructions in the description. Happy downloading! (free wallpaper for mobile)

I did four 3D art designs to use them as wallpapers and decided to share it with the world, feel free to download them in the attachments section of this post, enjoy

Finished up this third radio last night. The subject in this series was random, but the sole reason for this project is to explore a different style or approach to illustration for myself. 2016 will be the year of exploring and finding my own style.

Attached is a wallpaper version if you are interested. Let me know if you decide to use it.

Feel free to spice up your phone background with new wallpapers. These were made for a twist.com promotion. Enjoy!

I decided to turn my Hide and Seek illustration into a phone wallpaper, it’s attached in this post for download 🙋🏼 Enjoy!

Need a new wallpaper for your phone?
Go take a screenshot of our Instagram story, or save out this attachment.

I created some landscapes for fun and decided to share them with you as free iPhone backgrounds.
I’ve attached backgrounds in iPhone 6 size, but should work for all iPhones.

Grab yours! free wallpaper for mobile

I loved this illustration but it wasn’t quite in the right aspect ratio for a iPhone wallpaper so I re-did it real quick. I attached the wallpaper itself as well in the files free wallpaper for mobile

First things first, grab some Nice Colors wallpapers and turn your phone into the rainbow poopoji it was always meant to be!

Download the .zip file or grab them from our instagram stories! Woop woop, here comes the p00p train!

How to Download Mobile Wallpapers to Share with Your Instagram Followers

Providing mobile wallpapers to your Instagram followers is a great way to say thank you, while boosting positive sentiment and brand awareness.

We look at our phones about 80 times per day, or once every 12 minutes. With these staggering numbers in mind, it makes sense that we want our devices to look as good as possible.

Chances are, you have carefully chosen a wallpaper for mobile for your phone’s background and lock screen that brings you some sort of joy (or at least shows everyone around you how cool you are).

For brands and organizations, providing phone wallpapers to social media followers is a great way to say thank you—with mutual benefits. Your audience gets spiffy new phone backgrounds, and your brand gets to boost awareness and positive sentiment.

To find out more about this practice, I spoke to Hootsuite’s social media team, as well as social media marketers from Saje Wellness and Lush who have found success by sharing their own phone wallpapers—especially on Instagram.

Continue reading to discover:

• Why offering mobile wallpapers on Instagram is a smart move for brands
• How top brands are sharing phone wallpapers
• Expert tips and tricks for sharing your own mobile wallpapers
• How to easily create your own mobile wallpapers in under 10 minutes

Why your brand should be sharing mobile wallpapers on social media

You may be wondering how your brand could possibly benefit from creating a free resource for your audience. But, there are many advantages to sharing mobile wallpapers with your followers.

Brand awareness

If you create a relevant and aesthetically pleasing mobile wallpaper for your audience and they use it, chances are people will take notice.

Take Hootsuite’s Global Social Engagement Specialist Nick Martin. He currently has a Dungeons and Dragons themed wallpaper for mobile. When he’s out with friends and people notice his cool phone background, he tells them where it came from, and where they can get one for themselves.

If you’re looking to boost awareness about your brand, this is the perfect low-cost opportunity. Get a branded image on the devices that your customers are looking at all day long, especially while around potential new customers, and it’s basically like having a built-in moving billboard.

To ensure your branded phone wallpapers reflect your brand, our social media team at Hootsuite suggests you:

• Match your brand’s look and feel. You want your wallpaper for mobile to make sense for your brand. While it doesn’t have to be covered in your logo, it needs to be relevant and have some sort of connection to who you are. Think about whether people would be shocked or confused to find out the wallpaper was created by your brand, and use that as a guiding point.
• Know your brand’s audience. Who are the people most likely to use a mobile wallpaper for mobile from your brand? What is it about your brand that they like, and that they’d be proud to have on their phone? You also want to consider whether they’d be more interested in a flashy branded image, or something more subtle.

Positive sentiment

The joy of getting something for free is universal. By offering free mobile wallpapers to your audience, you’re showing them that you appreciate their business.

By boosting positive sentiment through freebies like mobile wallpapers, you are also more likely to increase engagement and build trust. When done well, this kind of proactive engagement will undoubtedly increase positive feelings around your brand.

To make sure your mobile wallpapers actually increase sentiment—instead of decrease—our social media team has some tips:

• Share audience-made wallpapers. User-generated content is always a great way to generate warm fuzzies around your brand. Run a casual contest or call for submissions for your followers to share wallpapers they make themselves, and be sure to credit the creators when you post to your Instagram Story.
• Make sure your format is right. There are a few formatting issues to keep in mind when creating wallpapers. First of all, remember that your followers will be taking screenshots of the wallpaper for mobile to use, so don’t put anything such as text or GIFs over it. Also, most phones have the time displayed on lock screens so keep that in mind when creating your design.
• Make the process as easy as possible. It’s a good idea to walk your followers through the process of using your wallpaper for mobile so they don’t experience frustration. We suggest making a Story to go before the wallpaper with instructions (e.g.,. hold down on the Story to remove all surrounding text). This will also give them time to get ready to screenshot.

3 brands doing mobile wallpapers right

Saje Wellness

Saje Wellness is a 100% natural essential oil and skincare company that focuses on plant-based ingredients. Due to the nature of their products, Saje regularly shares plant-themed mobile wallpapers.

I spoke to Fanny Lau, a Social Media Specialist at Saje, about their approach to sharing wallpapers with their audience.

Lau explains, “We end up collecting lots of beautiful imagery captured by our in-house photographer [Kornelia Kulbacki] that are not only used for our marketing campaigns but end up as wallpapers for our personal phones, presentations, and laptops. We figured that our Instagram community might love them as much as we do, so we decided to share them to Instagram Stories.”

Through sharing wallpapers with their Instagram audience, Saje has seen an uptake in engagement with their content.

“Every time we share a wallpaper for mobile story, we get lots of positive sentiment from our social community, who share their gratitude and excitement for us sharing them,” Lau says. Often followers will send screenshots of their favorite wallpaper in use, and respond to their wallpaper Stories to let them know how much they love them.

“It’s so nice to know that people have a little piece of Saje with them wherever they go!” Lau says.

Key takeaways:

• Reuse aesthetically pleasing photos (or cropped parts of photos) from official branded photoshoots as mobile wallpapers. Or, designate a bit of time during product photoshoots to get some wallpaper for mobile-friendly images.
• Keep it subtle. Saje has perfected the art of using images that are relevant to their brand, without being overly branded or corporate. Because Saje is a natural company, images of plants and flowers fit perfectly with their brand, while also looking generically artistic enough to be used by anyone. free wallpaper for mobile

Game of Thrones

While HBO’s Game of Thrones might not need any more brand recognition, this popular (understatement) show has perfected the art of building hype. To create buzz for the eighth and final season of the show, their social media team shared a number of themed wallpapers for their 7.8 million followers.

Using the hashtag #ForTheThrone, Game of Thrones first shared the announcement to their Twitter account with a link to their Instagram Highlights where the wallpapers are available permanently.

Key takeaways:

• Share mobile wallpapers in the weeks leading up to a big event, product launch, or announcement. Reveal one wallpaper for mobile per week on a designated day (e.g., Wallpaper Wednesday) until the big day, and give your audience something to look forward to.
• Promote across different networks. Game of Thrones was able to tap into both their Twitter and Instagram audiences by sharing the wallpaper for mobile announcements and links to both accounts.

Lush Cosmetics

Lush Cosmetics is most widely known for inventing the bath bomb more than 30 years ago, but their product line also includes ethical, natural, and never animal-tested cosmetics, skincare, and other personal care items. I spoke to Lush’s Community Manager, Sabine Schwirtz-Zinser, to find out exactly how the brand engages their audience with mobile wallpapers.

Lush started sharing wallpapers after their audience voiced their desire for this type of content. Schwirtz-Zinser explains, “Since our audience is so engaged, it’s incredible for us to continue to deepen our connection with them by providing a static piece of content that they can use on their own terms.”

For Lush, positive sentiment is also a huge aspect to sharing mobile wallpapers.(free wallpaper for mobile)

“Regularly we will ask customers to engage on past posts or tell us what they want to see next, and we use this to temperature check if this is something our audience is still engaged with this content,” says Schwirtz-Zinser.

If they don’t post new wallpapers regularly, followers send Lush’s customer care team direct messages asking for them.

To keep this positive sentiment going, Lush’s team shares mobile wallpapers that reflect their core brand values such as their vocal support of the LGBTQ+ community. For the holidays, Lush shared a special drag queen edition of their “Wallpaper Wednesday.”

This line of wallpapers features three drag queens, Kim Chi, Detox, and Shea Couleé, from RuPaul’s Drag Race. These tied into a larger campaign where Lush hosted meet and greets with the queens, using the images for in-store advertising.

Schwirtz-Zinser explains, “We like to share wallpapers that match every campaign we put out. Whether that’s #bathart photos, photos of one of our farms, or photos of skincare products, we always try to put something up that aligns with current messaging.”(free wallpaper for mobile)