Then find the image in your Gallery/Photos/Files app (or wherever you saved it to) and hold down on the image again. When that’s upscaled, hold down on the image and choose the option to save to your device. Upscale your chosen image by pressing U1, U2, U3 or U4 under the relevant image. The easiest way to get the wallpapers on to your phone is via the Discord mobile app. Don’t be frightened to experiment, to tweak prompts if you don’t get what you’re looking for first time, and to scan what others are doing on Midjourney using the many Discord threads that you’ll get access to when you join Midjourney.
#MAKE YOUR OWN PHONE WALLPAPER FREE#
Your free to use or adapt any of the prompts above, by the way. The image of a man on the beach with his dog was created using: /imagine Man standing on beach at sunset with a labrador dog by Quint Buchholz -ar 9:19Īnd the Paul Klee style New York skyline was created with: /imagine New York skyline in the style of Paul Klee -ar 9:19 The striking David Bowie portrait was created with the following prompt: /imagine David Bowie looking straight down camera, by Alberto Seveso -ar 9:19 The Midlibrary.io website should provide plenty of inspiration here, giving you lots of different artistic styles from different painters, photographers, illustrators and art movements. To give your wallpapers added impact, you can ask the AI to apply a particular artist’s style. The guitar works particularly well here because its long, slender shape matches the phone’s aspect ratio: /imagine electric guitar, anaglyph -ar 9:19 Give your wallpapers an artist’s style Or you might choose a specific item, such as an electric guitar, and once again use the AI to give it a specific style. You might choose a specific flower that you’re particularly keen on, and get Midjourney to render it in a particular style, like the poppies shown above, for which I used the following prompt: /imagine detailed red poppies 2d floral stickers clip art on white clean background -ar 9:19 Note we even used the term ‘wallpaper style’ in the prompt to give the AI further clues to what we were looking for, although that’s not always necessary: /imagine Brightly coloured blobs of paint, splatters, wallpaper style -ar 9:19 I used the following prompt to create the image you can see above with the blobs and splatters of paint. When it comes to creating phone wallpapers, you generally want an image than isn’t intricately detailed or too busy, as that can make it hard to see the app icons in the foreground. Remember to replace the 9:19 with the aspect ratio of your own device. You can see we’ve added the aspect ratio to the prompt, using the –ar parameter, to ensure it comes out at the right size. So, for example, if you wanted an idyllic beach with palm trees for your phone background, you might enter the following prompt: /imagine palm trees on a beach with white sand -ar 9:19
#MAKE YOUR OWN PHONE WALLPAPER HOW TO#
If you need instructions on how to set up an account and start working with Midjourney, you can read my piece here on TechFinitive. Now you can start asking Midjourney to start creating wallpapers. Start creating phone wallpaper prompts in Midjourney We’ll show you the exact prompt to use in the next step. Midjourney also only deals in whole numbers when it comes to aspect ratios, so we would use 9:19 for the Galaxy S22.
The ratio is listed long side first, but when it comes to giving Midjourney aspect ratio instructions we need to reverse that. In the screenshot below, for example, we can see the Galaxy S22 has a 19.5:9 aspect ratio:
The easiest way to get your phone’s aspect ratio is to look it up on the brilliant GSM Arena. This ensures that the images Midjourney creates are exactly the right size for your phone, so that you don’t end up with wallpaper that is stretched or squashed. The first thing we need to establish is your phone screen’s aspect ratio. In this guide I’m going to show you exactly what settings to use to create the perfect phone wallpaper with Midjourney. Well, one thing you can use them for is to create a bespoke wallpaper for your mobile phone. The new wave of AI art tools are amazing, but you often find yourself wondering what you can do with them.
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