Glass Palette Wallpaper Pack
A row of rounded panes, each one translucent, laid over each other in sequence so the colour steps darker every time two of them cross. Four colourways: amber through rust to plum on light grey, pale blue to indigo on ice, a run of greys on black, and white through to deep green on mint. Two read light and airy, one reads dark, one sits almost at white.
What you get
- 4 landscape masters — 7680 × 4320 (8K, 16:9), PNG lossless and JPG quality 92
- 4 portrait masters — 3665 × 7648, each composed separately rather than rotated
- 16 files in one 3.9 MB zip, with a README naming every colourway and covering setup on macOS, Windows, iOS and iPadOS
One licence, personal and client work, forever. No resale.
The whole set is built from one move repeated: take a rounded pane, make it partly transparent, and slide the next one over it. Where two overlap the colour doubles; where six overlap it goes nearly opaque. That is the only shading in the image — there is no gradient anywhere, just flat translucent shapes multiplying into each other, which is why the steps look continuous but every edge stays perfectly hard.
The four colourways: 01 amber through rust to plum on light grey; 02 pale blue to indigo on ice blue; 03 a greyscale run on black, the only dark one in the set; 04 white through to deep green on mint, so pale at the left that the panes barely separate from the ground.
The stack sits in a band across the middle, and everything above and below it is a single flat colour. A menu bar, a dock, a row of icons and a lock-screen clock all land on that clear ground rather than on the artwork.
Are the portrait files rotations?
No. All four are composed separately at 3665 × 7648 — the stack is re-proportioned for the taller frame, not turned on its side.
Will it band on a large display?
No. There are no gradients in these files at all. Each visible step is its own flat colour produced by an overlap, so there is nothing for a panel to quantise.
PNG or JPG?
PNG. Here it is both lossless and smaller than the JPG, because hard-edged flat shapes are the best case for PNG and the worst for JPEG. The JPGs ship for anything that will not take a PNG.
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