Support WallpaperDuck
WallpaperDuck is free to use. Everything on it is made by the WallpaperDuck editors for the site, and the ads you see are what pay for the servers, the storage and the time that goes into choosing which pictures are published. Support does not have to cost you anything, and the simplest kind is the one that takes a few seconds. The links below are the ways to do more.
## Ways to help without paying
- Turn the wallpapers into your own screen. Every download and every shared screenshot of a desktop brings more people to the site.
- Like the pictures you enjoy. It is a quick way to tell the editors what you want to see more of.
- Share a theme or a list. Lists can be made public and sent as a link, which is a good way to pass on a whole set of wallpapers in one go.
- Follow the site on Pinterest, where new wallpapers are pinned as they are published.
- Tell us what you want to see. A theme, a colour or a mood that is missing is the most useful message you can send, and [contact] is the place for it.
- Allow the ads if you can. They are what pays for the site, and you choose which kinds of cookies to accept in the cookie settings.
## Ways to give back
If you would like to do more, the links below are the places. Support from readers goes towards the same costs as the ads and keeps the downloads free for everyone. It does not change what you get from the site: the pictures and the download limits are the same for all visitors.
## What your help is used for
The money from ads and from support goes to the same few things: hosting and bandwidth for the full-size downloads, the computing time used to generate the pictures from the editors' prompts, and the hours spent reviewing them so that only the pictures that hold up are published.
## If something is wrong
If a download does not work, a picture looks broken or you have a question about your account, do not wait for the support page: write to [contact] and say what happened. Problems like that come first.
© 2026 WallpaperDuck · Our editors write the prompts, the images are generated from them, and only the ones they approve are published.