Seasonal & Holidays

Fall Wallpapers for iPhone & Android

Golden forests, falling leaves, rainy streets and cozy cottages for the warmest season of the year.

48 top-rated wallpapers 4K & 8K iPhone & Android Lifetime license
Fall Wallpaper Pack wallpaper pack cover

Wallpaper pack

Fall Wallpaper Pack

10 wallpapers in one download · 4K 5.99 € · 8K 7.99 €

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About these fall wallpapers

Fall wallpapers are all about warmth: amber light through the trees, maple leaves on wet cobblestones, a lit window on a cold evening. This collection gathers the autumn aesthetic wallpapers our community liked most, from painterly landscapes to close-up leaf textures.

Warm oranges and browns keep white clock digits crisp, which makes fall one of the easiest looks to get right on a lock screen. Want something spookier for October? Switch to the Halloween collection.

How to set a fall wallpaper

  1. Tap a wallpaper above to open it.
  2. Download it in 4K or 8K, or get it free in HD in the ON Lock Screen app.
  3. On iPhone, open the image in Photos and tap Share → Use as Wallpaper. On Android, open it in Gallery or Photos and choose Set as wallpaper.

Frequently asked questions

What is a fall aesthetic wallpaper?

A fall aesthetic wallpaper uses warm autumn colors — orange, amber, rust and brown — with seasonal subjects like leaves, forests, pumpkins, rain and cozy interiors.

Can I get the whole Fall collection at once?

Yes. The Fall Wallpaper Pack pack bundles 10 of these wallpapers in 4K or 8K for one price, with a lifetime license.

Are these fall wallpapers free?

You can browse and preview every wallpaper here. HD versions are free in the ON Lock Screen app, and 4K and 8K files can be bought on the website with a lifetime license.

Will these wallpapers fit my phone?

Yes. They are made in a tall portrait format that fits current iPhone, Samsung Galaxy and Google Pixel screens, and the 4K and 8K files have enough resolution to crop or zoom without getting blurry.

What is the difference between 4K and 8K?

Both look sharp on a phone. 8K keeps fine detail when your phone zooms or crops the image for the Depth Effect, parallax or a foldable screen, and holds up best on the largest Pro Max and Ultra displays.