Gallery · Curated seeds
Gradient wallpapers, curated as seeds
Pick your device once, and every download below follows it. This is a hand-picked set of mesh gradient wallpapers, each a visible seed rendered live by the same engine as the maker. Every entry downloads at your phone's exact native pixels and opens in the maker if you want to change it.
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Indigo hour
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Late violet
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Banked coals
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Amber drift
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Slow burn
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Open water
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Squall light
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Shoal
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Graphite bloom
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Slate night
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New leaf
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Undergrowth
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First light
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Full bloom
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Ice shelf
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Deep channel
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Breaking sky
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Quiet orchid
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Velvet dark
How this gallery works
Each card above is a recipe: an integer seed, one of the site's eight original palettes and a control-point count. Your browser feeds that recipe to the same mesh-gradient engine behind the wallpaper maker and paints the result live, so the thumbnail is the actual wallpaper at a lower sampling density. Because entries are seeds, the same card renders the same gradient on every visit, on every machine.
The device selector sets the size of every download. Choosing a phone reshapes the thumbnails to its aspect ratio and sets the export size to its native pixels, from the same device table the maker uses. Pressing a download button re-renders that entry's field at full resolution in short slices, so the page stays responsive, then hands the pixels to your browser's PNG encoder. "Open in maker" passes the same recipe and your chosen device to the maker as URL parameters.
The set was picked by eye to hold up on a lock screen, and the maker renders any other seed you choose. Color values are deterministic, but the downloaded file's bytes can differ between browsers because PNG encoders differ. On the phone, perspective zoom and launcher cropping can still move the edges.