License
Last updated October 30, 2026
Every Wallpeace wallpaper is original work, apart from the fan art (see below). This is what you may do with one, depending on where it came from. In every case the wallpapers remain ours; you get a license to use them, not ownership.
1.Personal use — every plan
Use them as the background of any screen you own or use: computers, phones, tablets and TVs, as many as you like.
Showing your screen incidentally — in a video call, a screenshot or a stream where the wallpaper isn't the focus — is fine too.
2.Not allowed, under any plan
- Commercial use: in ads, marketing, products, client work or on business premises, or as the featured visual in monetized videos and streams
- Reselling, sharing or redistributing the files themselves — as wallpapers, stock images, prints, merchandise or NFTs
- Uploading them to other wallpaper sites or apps
- Using them to train or fine-tune AI models, or in datasets
- Claiming them as your own work, or using them as a logo or trademark
3.Fan art
Wallpapers marked “Fan art” show characters from other creators' series. Those characters belong to their owners, credited on each wallpaper's page; we are not affiliated with them, and we never sell fan art.
We can't license what isn't ours: fan art is offered free, for personal use as your own screen's background only, and never for any of the uses above. Rights holders can ask us to remove it on the copyright page.
4.Anything else
Want to use a wallpaper in a way not covered here? Ask at hello@wallpeace.com — we're happy to talk.