Phone wallpapers through animal eyes
Free phone wallpapers of a beach, an autumn forest, a mountain lake and an old town, recoloured for 12 animals. See your lock screen the way a dog, a bee, a goldfish or a mantis shrimp would see its colours.
Pick an animal, then a place
Through a dog's eyes
Through a cat's eyes
Through a horse's eyes
Through a cow's eyes
Through a western honey bee's eyes
Through a rock pigeon's eyes
Through a goldfish's eyes
Through a peacock mantis shrimp's eyes
Through a tawny owl's eyes
Through a budgerigar's eyes
Through a bottlenose dolphin's eyes
Through a brownbanded bamboo shark's eyes
Through your eyes
Tap a picture to open it full size, or use the download button. Each wallpaper is 1080 by 2340 pixels, sized for phones. Only the colours change: sharpness and the rest stay as you see them.
A simulation made from published eye studies. Not what the animal feels.
Where the photos come from
- Beach huts: "Colorful beach huts on beach (Unsplash)" by Arno Smit, Wikimedia Commons, public domain (CC0).
- Autumn forest: "Orange forest edge (Unsplash)" by Zachary Domes, Wikimedia Commons, public domain (CC0).
- Mountain lake: "Clouds mirrored in a mountain lake (Unsplash)" by Ales Krivec, Wikimedia Commons, public domain (CC0).
- Old town square: "Vintage City Vibes (Unsplash)" by Mitchel Lensink, Wikimedia Commons, public domain (CC0).
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Free for personal use as a phone background. Please keep the small site name at the bottom if you share them.
Are these what the animals really see?
They show how each animal's colour vision changes the colours, made from studies of its eyes. Sharpness, brightness and the rest stay as you see them, so treat them as a colour preview, not a full view.