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Shag Smartphone Wallpapers

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Shag Smartphone Background Wallpapers

Give your phone a little Shag style! Choose a wallpaper background showcasing imagery from Shag's collection of artwork. Download now for free!

Instructions:

  • Choose a wallpaper from the drop-down menu and tap Add to Cart. Repeat for any additional designs.
  • Complete checkout using the email address where you’d like to receive your download link.
  • You’ll receive two emails: an order confirmation and a separate email with your download link. If you don’t see them, check your spam or junk folder.
  • Open the download email on your phone and tap the orange download button.
  • Save the image to your phone, then follow the instructions below.

iPhone:

  • If the image opens on your screen, touch and hold it, then choose Save to Photos or Add to Photos.
  • If it downloads to Files instead, open the downloaded image, tap the Share button (a square with an upward arrow), then Save Image.
  • Open Settings → Wallpaper → Add New Wallpaper → Photos.
  • Select your Shag wallpaper. Pinch to zoom and drag to adjust its position.
  • Tap Add, then Set as Wallpaper Pair to use it on both your Lock Screen and Home Screen. To choose a different Home Screen background, tap Customize Home Screen instead.

Samsung Galaxy:

  • Download the image to your phone. If it opens on your screen instead, touch and hold it, then choose
  • Download image or Save image.
  • Touch and hold an empty area of your Home Screen, then tap Wallpaper and style → Change wallpapers → Gallery.
  • Select your Shag wallpaper and tap Done.
  • Choose Lock screen, Home screen, or both, then tap Next.
  • Pinch to zoom and drag to adjust its position, then tap Done.
  • Button names may vary depending on your phone and software version.

Need a hand?

On a computer? Open your download email on your phone for the easiest setup.
Can’t find your image? Check Files → Downloads on iPhone or My Files
Artwork looks cropped? Try pinching inward to zoom out. Some cropping is normal because phone screens have different proportions.

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