January 2025 is coming up quickly – that means it’s time for my FREE desktop and phone wallpapers!
This month I designed 55 FREE wallpaper calendars in both Sunday and Monday starts + no-calendar options. There are lot of options for both desktop and phones.
From NYE, winter scenes, cozy cabins, plants, crystals, color, neutral, wanderlust, mid-century modern, beachy….and more!
*** Get the FREE January 2025 download links by clicking any of the numerous turquoise buttons in this post. Which will take you to an organized Dropbox folder. The images can sometimes load a bit slow on Dropbox, but if you view them as a list they show up quicker. ***
Scroll to preview the 55 free Sunday start desktop options below (don’t forget they’re also available in Monday starts). Then you can view the phone options. Later you’ll see the no calendar options. I’ve got options!
More os a phone wallpaper fan? Check out my Monday start options below.
The January 2025 no calendar options are below! I sometimes like to use these and keep them up longer than a month.
Finally…my no calendar phone wallpapers. I like to use these on my phone most of the time.
Find any January 2025 wallpapers that you like – I hope so!
When you share my wallpapers on Pinterest, Instagram, or any other social I always apprciate it! Looking for more freebies, I share TONS more here.
P.S. Looking for my free 2025 printable calendars? Grab ’em here!
xoxo
Audrey
How to set up your December desktop background on a Mac
Choose Apple () menu > System Preferences, then click Desktop & Screen Saver. From the Desktop tab, select a folder of images on the left. Then click an image on the right. Desktop & Screen Saver preferences window To add a folder of your own images, click the Add button below the list of folders. For more information about the settings in this window, click the question-mark icon in the corner of the window.
How to set up your desktop background in Windows
The simplest way to set a picture as the desktop wallpaper is to open it so that you can see the image, and then right-click it to choose Set as desktop background. This option is also available when you right-click the picture file in Windows Explorer, and you don’t even have to open the picture to set it as the desktop background.