Client · Lucide → PNG / WebM

Wallpaper studio

Build lock-screen wallpapers for common iPhone and Samsung resolutions: pick Lucide icons from a compact grid, build a multi-color palette, vary per-cell size, mix in an uploaded image and/or styled text (font, fill, stroke, shadow or glow), add optional film grain, and use shape backplates plus solid, gradient, or photo backgrounds with a translucent overlay. Layout engines: linear grid, hex comb, and spiral. Motion preview and WebM export work best in Chrome/Edge; iOS lock screens use PNG or Live Photo workflows from a short clip.

Device & layout

Canvas

Structure

1290 × 2796

Icons & colors

Icon set

Filter by name

0 selected

Selected icons cycle across the pattern. Add several colors below — each slot picks a color from the list in order.

Palette

Stroke

Base cell

Size variation

Shape plate

Slots: image & text

Mix custom image and/or text into the grid. Weights are relative. With click placement, icon cutouts follow the glyph outlines (offset path), not a box or ellipse (long words wrap or shrink to fit).

Use uploaded image as a slot type

Slot image

Use text as a slot type

Click preview to place text (clear icons under label)

Lucide weight Image weight Text weight

Max chars / cell

Max text cells

Min gap (× cell)

Text padding (× cell)

Outline offset (× cell)

Icon standoff (× cell)

Short label (fits one cell)

Font

Text vs cell

Fill Stroke Stroke px

Text effect

Film grain

Noise amount

Subtle overlay after icons (0 = off). Higher values add stronger grain.

Linear spacing

Pitch X

Pitch Y

Stagger

Background & images

Fill

Solid

Grad A Grad B

Photo BG

Subject scale

Upload a photo, then run removal (same /api/remove-bg pipeline as Neon confetti / the sticker studio). The matte is always drawn above the Lucide grid; choose Solid or Gradient for the fill behind the pattern (photo fill uses the solid color under the icons while the cutout shows on top).

Overlay

Overlay α

Motion & export

Drift px

Speed

Live motion preview

WebM seconds

WebM recording uses your current canvas and drift settings (minimum drift is boosted during capture if needed). Chrome and Edge on desktop are the most reliable targets for MediaRecorder.