Bible Verse Wallpapers for iPhone and Android (Free 4K)
These Bible verse wallpapers are made for the phone in your hand. Every one is tall, sized for iPhone and Android, and sets the verse lower on the screen so your clock and notifications never cover it.
That detail matters more than it sounds. A lot of verse wallpapers put the words right at the top. Then the time sits on top of them, and you stop reading what is there.
Each design comes in two files. The preview is phone size. Tap it to open the full 4K version, which stays sharp on the newest phones and on a tablet too.
The verses are ones to carry through an ordinary day. Light when you are afraid. Strength when you are tired of trying. Peace when your mind keeps running. Pick one, set it as your lock screen, and let it be the first thing you read every time you reach for your phone.
You will pick up your phone around 100 times today. Let it hand you the Word each time.
How to download: tap any wallpaper to open the full 4K file, then press and hold (phone) or right-click (computer) and save it. Free, no email needed.












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The full collection of free Bible verse wallpapers has dozens more designs, plus one-download packs for your phone.
If you are reaching for these verses because you are not sure what God wants from your life, start here. How to know what God is calling you to.
Questions
What size are these wallpapers?
The preview files are 1080 by 1920 pixels, which fits most phones. Tap any design for the 4K version at 2160 by 3840, which stays sharp on large and high-resolution screens.
How do I set one as my iPhone lock screen?
Tap the wallpaper to open the full file, press and hold, and choose Save to Photos. In Photos, tap the share icon, choose Use as Wallpaper, then pinch to adjust and tap Add.
How do I set one on Android?
Save the image, then press and hold an empty spot on your home screen and tap Wallpapers. Pick the image from your photos and set it for the lock screen, the home screen, or both.
Can I share these with friends or my church?
Yes. The verses are from the Berean Standard Bible, which is in the public domain, and the photos are free to use through Pexels. Share them anywhere.
Scripture quotations are from the Berean Standard Bible (public domain). Background photos via Pexels: Manuella Schorchit, Adem Albayrak, fedoskamcha, Simone Rignanese, Alan Cordero, Yunus Tuğ, Denniz Futalan, Ömer Veyl, Eduard Andawi, Taufan D, Himanshu Bag, Karol Tomsia.