Kalimdor Wallpaper

4 device sizes, cut from the client art with the focal point kept in frame.

Art: Kalimdor · Blizzard Entertainment.

This is the Kalimdor loading screen, the art the game shows while it loads you into that place (Classic). The wallpaper keeps the painting's focal point in frame for every screen shape.

Phone

Download 1080 x 2400Android (Pixel, Galaxy S)Upscaled 2.5x from the 2048 x 959 source · 431 KB

Desktop

Download 1920 x 1080Desktop 1080pUpscaled 1.1x from the 2048 x 959 source · 560 KB

Download 2560 x 1440Desktop 1440pUpscaled 1.5x from the 2048 x 959 source · 825 KB

Download 3440 x 1440Ultrawide 21:9Upscaled 1.7x from the 2048 x 959 source · 994 KB

Kalimdor phone wallpaper preview — Phone cut

Kalimdor desktop wallpaper preview — Desktop cut

About this art

Type	Loading screen
Group	Classic
Source art	2048 x 959 px
Client FileDataID	1498775
Sizes on this page	4

Set it as your wallpaper

iPhone

Open the wallpaper's page on your iPhone and tap the iPhone download that matches your model.
When Safari shows the image, press and hold it, then tap Save to Photos (or tap the Downloads arrow and open the file first).
Open the Photos app, open the wallpaper, tap the Share button and choose Use as Wallpaper.

Full iPhone guide

Android

Open the wallpaper's page on your phone and tap the Android download.
Open the downloaded image from the notification, or from Files > Downloads.
Tap the three-dot menu and choose Set as wallpaper (Samsung Gallery: Set as wallpaper; Google Photos: Use as).

Full Android guide

Windows

Download the desktop size that matches your display resolution.
Open the Downloads folder, right-click the image and choose Set as desktop background.
For more control, open Settings > Personalization > Background, pick Picture, browse to the file and set Choose a fit to Fill.

Full Windows guide

macOS

Download the 1440p desktop size, or 4K where the wallpaper offers it.
In Finder, open Downloads, right-click the image and choose Set Desktop Picture.
Or open System Settings > Wallpaper, click Add Folder or Photo, and pick the file.

Full macOS guide