All 19 images here are vertical 1024×1792 phone backgrounds. The plainest black designs are the easiest to live with on a home screen because icons stay readable; the blue-black, trippy and more decorative options usually work better behind the lock-screen clock.
Some old filenames still contain “4k,” but the actual files on this page are 1024×1792. I’m keeping that distinction explicit so you know what you are saving.
Check the crop before using it
Apply the image to the lock screen first and move it until the main detail sits clear of the clock and widgets. If you also want it on the home screen, preview a page of app icons before keeping it; busy details behind labels can make a dark wallpaper surprisingly hard to use.
For a wider mix of dark styles, see the black aesthetic wallpapers. For lighter options, browse the aesthetic wallpaper collection.
19 black iPhone wallpapers



















Choosing the right dark wallpaper
For a cleaner home screen, choose designs with open dark areas behind app icons. More detailed or trippy images often work better on the lock screen, where fewer interface elements cover the artwork. If your screen crops the top or bottom, reposition the image before saving the final wallpaper setting.