EveryWall
EveryWall draws minimal wallpapers on the phone, one at a time. It downloads none of them: they come into being right there, the moment you look at them. Fifty-five generative graphics - hills, waves, arches, terrazzo, circuits, paths and many more - and twenty-six curated palettes. You change the graphic by swiping and the colours by tapping a ramp; the full-screen preview updates immediately, in the phone's real proportions: what you see is what you save.
Worth knowing before downloading
iOS lets no app set the phone's wallpaper. That is not a limitation of EveryWall: it is a door Apple opens to nobody. EveryWall saves the image to Photos at the exact resolution of the screen; from there it takes two taps in Settings, Wallpaper.
What you can do
- Surprise me: a brand new composition, decided at random.
- New variation: the same wallpaper worked out again, like another roll of the dice.
- Harmonic palettes generated on the spot, when the twenty-six are not enough: pick the character you want - from monochrome to neon - and the colours come out in tune with each other.
- Light and dark mode, film grain, adjustable intensity.
- Favourites: a wallpaper set aside comes back identical months later.
- Wallpaper of the day: a composition decided by the date, the same all day long, with its own Home Screen widget.
The wallpaper code
Every wallpaper has a short code that describes it completely. Whoever receives the code regenerates the exact same wallpaper, on a phone or from a computer: the code is text, so it survives even the apps that compress images. Sharing a wallpaper sends the image and the code together.
The same generator lives at everywall.app, with the same graphics and the same palettes: a code created there works in the app, and the other way round.
Nothing around it
No account, no ads, no purchases. EveryWall never connects to the internet and collects no data: favourites stay on the phone, images stay in the user's own Photos.
Requirements and status
iOS 18 or later, iPhone only, portrait only. Italian and English. Free, no in-app purchases.
Published on the App Store on 16 August 2026, version 1.0.0.