Make a phone wallpaper from any photo

Open the photo here. The page starts at 1170 × 2532, fits the whole picture inside across the width and builds the rest of the screen above and below it — a blurred copy of your own photo to begin with. Pick another resolution chip, or another fill, and save.

The three chips are common phone screen resolutions, not rules from any phone maker: 1170 × 2532 and 1080 × 2340 are both 19.5:9, and 1440 × 3200 is 20:9. Your phone's settings or specification sheet lists its own; any size can be typed in the Canvas tab. A wallpaper a little larger than the screen still fits, because phones scale it to the screen.

Where a lock screen draws the clock and date, and the shortcuts and swipe bar at the bottom. They come from looking at current phones, not from a published rule, and they are never saved into the file. Use the Place tab to move the photo so a face is not under the clock.

For this conversion the model is not offered: it would need about 1,537 new rows on each side and there is not enough photograph beside them. Blurred cover is the honest answer here, and it is already selected. A wide photo on a tall screen is mostly built canvas, so a backdrop made from the photo is the honest fill.

The photo itself is drawn across the screen's width. A photo narrower than the screen is enlarged to fill it, and the readout says by how much; one that is wider is reduced. Only the built area above and below is soft, and that is by design.