One slider folds it, one slider turns it — front, back, and everywhere in between. Preview any wallpaper exactly as it will sit on the real device, crease and all.
Unofficial concept simulator based on Apple's published iPhone Duo specifications (inner 2670 × 1878, cover 1398 × 2034). Not affiliated with Apple Inc.
On a folding phone, a wallpaper is only half the story — the crease, the fold angle and the hinge transition decide how it actually feels. This simulator rebuilds the iPhone Duo the way the real hinge behaves — one half stays put, the other swings — frame included, with two controls and nothing else:
The canvas uses Apple's published resolutions and aspect ratios, a center hinge, and the same cover-crop behavior iOS applies to wallpapers, so framing and crease placement carry over 1:1.
That's Apple's hinge-aware treatment: the folding half keeps showing the picture as you saw it flat, cut where its edge now lands, and blurs and darkens it toward the free edge the further it folds — nothing at the hinge, strongest at the edge — so the two halves still read as one surface. Open it flat and it resolves sharp. We reproduce the effect so you can judge wallpapers in motion, not just standing still.
Inner display wallpapers are 2670 × 1878. Cover display wallpapers are 1398 × 2034. Every download on this site is exported at exactly those sizes.
