Bible verse lock screen maker
Pick a verse for what you are facing, or type your own, choose a look, and save a full-size iPhone wallpaper. The verse sits low on the screen so the clock and widgets stay clear. Verses are from the King James Version, which is in the public domain.
On iPhone: tap Save, then Share › Save Image, then Settings › Wallpaper.
Setting it as your lock screen
Save the image to Photos, open it, tap the share icon and choose Use as Wallpaper. The verse is placed in the lower half because iOS draws the clock near the top; if you use large widgets, try the Minimal style, which sits a little lower.
Lampstep goes one step further than a verse on your screen: each day it pairs a real-life moment, like the text you shouldn’t send, with a verse and a way to live it.
Free on the App StoreQuestions
Which Bible translation is used?
The suggested verses are from the King James Version, which is in the public domain. You can paste any verse you like into the text box.
What size is the wallpaper?
1170 by 2532 pixels, which fits recent iPhones. It scales cleanly on other phones too.
Is it free?
Yes. Nothing is uploaded; the image is drawn in your browser and saved straight to your device.
Is there a daily Bible verse app like this?
Lampstep is our daily Bible verse app for real life. Each day pairs a real situation with a verse and a simple way to put it into practice.
- Make a Bible verse wallpaperMake a free Bible verse lock screen wallpaper for iPhone in seconds. Choose how you feel (anxious, tired, angry, afraid, grieving), pick a verse, a style and download. Or type your own verse.
- Glorify alternativeGlorify offers devotionals, prayer and worship content. Want help applying the Bible to real moments, privately, with no account? Try Lampstep.
- Pause before you send a hard messageAbout to send a text or email you might regret? Answer three quick questions, take a slow breath, and check it is still the message you want to send.