Apple’s new iPhone 17e is here, and so are its fresh wallpapers — and you don’t need to buy the phone to use them on your current iPhone.​

Designer Basic Apple Guy has pulled the official iPhone 17e marketing wallpapers straight from Apple’s asset files, upscaled them, and packaged them for free download. As with the phone itself, there are three versions to match each 17e color: black, white, and the new soft pink, so you can theme your Home and Lock Screen around whichever finish you like the most.

To grab them, just head to Basic Apple Guy’s site and open the dedicated “iPhone 17e Wallpapers” page, where you’ll find the trio of images in high resolution, ready to save to your Photos app. From there, it’s the usual routine: long‑press the image on iOS, hit “Add to Photos,” then set it as your Lock Screen, Home Screen, or both from Settings or directly from the wallpaper picker. (They’re sized for the 17e, but will look fine on any recent iPhone.)

The wallpapers themselves follow Apple’s current aesthetic: bold, abstract shapes with soft gradients that subtly echo the device color without being too loud behind app icons. On the soft pink option, especially, the palette leans into that “blush” look Apple is pushing with the 17e, so you can get the vibe of the new phone even if you’re hanging onto an older model this upgrade cycle.

If you’re curious about the hardware these wallpapers were designed for, iPhone 17e is Apple’s new “affordable” 6.1‑inch model, now with the same A19 chip as the standard iPhone 17, MagSafe support, and double the base storage at 256GB, still starting at $599. It comes in black, white, and soft pink, with preorders opening March 4 and deliveries slated for March 11 in the first wave of markets.

For now, though, the quickest way to get a taste of that launch‑day sheen is simple: download the wallpapers, set them on your current iPhone, and you’re basically running the 17e look — minus the new‑phone hit to your wallet.