The 50+ Most Magnificent iPhone Retina Wallpapers

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by Matt Wiley / July 19, 2015

If you have an iPhone that supports a retina display then it would be a shame if you do not have a fitting retina wallpaper to go with it. Having a normal wallpaper on a Retina display isn’t quite as amazing, and does not do it justice – you need to be able to enjoy and be mesmerized by the stunning crisp, sharp detailed resolution of your iOS device.

In this post, I sail the web in search for some of the best iPhone Retina wallpapers. As always, we only tend to display those iPhone Retina Wallpapers which we can credit to someone (of course there are exceptions to this rule: especially if the wallpaper is really amazing and we cannot find the author of that iPhone Retina Wallpaper).

I hope you thoroughly enjoy these iPhone Retina Wallpapers, and feel free to apply them to any other mobile device as well – I bet they’ll look just as good on any other smartphone.

Omega Code Blue by Iqx Azmi

Imperial Stormtrooper by Liam Brazier

Yellow Rope by Jaune

Jaku by bblake

Solo Bus by sabioingrato

Orbs by Iqx Azmi

Poly by iqx azmi

Moving Antlers by iqx azmi

Spaceman by Juan Molinet

Sketchee by RypeArts

Rock Salt by Pixeldmind

Solus Rings by Zac Dixon

September 2014 by Kriegs

Created by Jason Krieger. Available for download from www.kriegs.net.

Timeless Dream by Unknown

Ming Hua by Dan Matutina

Zaheer by Dan Matutina

Death of Privacy by Dan Matutina

Trooper by Chase Kunz

Flight by Dan Matutina

The Device by raccoonnook

Ceci n’est pas une pipe by Alan de Sousa

Disney and the Death Star by Milli-Jane

Night Form by Sam Glynn

105e by Marius Roosendaal

Muscle Car by Paolo Ertreo

Earth by Amy Pasos

Evil Ninjas by Victor Beuren

Last Lights by Mushcube

Processed with VSCOcam with f3 preset

Novo Blaze by Mushcube

Ozone by Mushcube

Glazer by Mushcube

Insomnia by Mushcube

Annapurna by Mushcube

Springing by Mushcube

1915 by Adam’s Ale

Skala by Bjango

The following iPhone Retina Wallpapers are without authors – they could not be looked up or are not present. If you can identity any of the authors for the following images; or if you are the author of the one of the below images, send us a message (through any stated means on the Contact page)