r/Amoledbackgrounds

Posts should have at least 50% true black.

Submissions should be at least 50% true black in colour, as in #000000; for album/gallery submissions, the lowest true black percentage across all of the images must be at least 50%. Moderators reserve the ability to keep certain Rule-1 exceptions up if we feel they're close enough to 50% true black and make a solid contribution to the subreddit. If your post was removed for R1 and you're sure it had over 50% true black, please submit it as a PNG instead of JPG/jpeg.

Requests go in the stickied requests thread.

Don't create new submissions for requests, please use the stickied requests thread instead. If you're looking for a type/genre of wallpaper, please use the search bar or follow this step. This frees up the front page and draws focus to the wallpapers.

Removed Post by Moderater

Reason for Post Removal :

Be ready to provide an uncompressed link if asked.

Most of the popular and convenient image hosts (including reddit's built-in image uploader) will compress larger files to save costs on bandwidth. For example, Imgur lossily compresses images that are over 5MB in size (or 1MB for anonymous uploads). If requested, you should be able to upload your image to a site like vgy.me, and link it in your comments. Google Drive and Dropbox aren't recommended.

Reposts are not allowed.

Reposting is not allowed in this subreddit. We have change this rule from 90 days repost rule to no reposts.

Some people not using search, or google lens, or other sites, therefore we get many versions of the same.

Please use these search tools, or Google is your friend

Don't post wallpapers from premium apps or blacklisted artists.

Do NOT post wallpapers that were originally made for premium wallpaper apps or were created by a blacklisted artist.

Do not post live wallpapers

Please do not post any live wallpapers, as we have no method to consistently and quickly check their true black percentage and check them against Rule 1.

Include your source in the comments of your submission

Include your submission source in a top-level comment on your post (include one of the keywords `source`, `credit`, or `original` in your comment). Repeatedly breaking this rule may result in a temporary ban. You may use resources such as Google Lens, Reverse Image Search or Tineye to help you find original sources. If you completely created the image yourself, please include `[OC]` in the post's title or a top-level comment on your post.