Looking for LGBTQIA+ pride wallpapers to celebrate pride month? I’ve got you! I designed 60 free desktop and phone wallpapers to celebrate.
At the request of a blog reader, I started creating and sharing heritage wallpapers for Black History Month in February. Then came Women’s History Month, Jewish American Heritage Month, and AAPI Heritage month … and I plan on continuing.
P.S. Looking for my FREE standard May 2023 month wallpapers? Head here!
Let’s peek at the 2023 LGBTQIA+ pride wallpapers below, shall we!
I designed and shared Monday start desktop and phone options, Sunday start desktop and phone options, and no calendar desktop and phone options too.
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I really enjoy creating these wallpapers and learning the history.
Pride is celebrated in June, but did you know that we actually celebrate LGBTQIA+ History Month in October?
National Coming Out Day is on October 11 and honors the first marches in Washington for LGBTQIA+ rights in October 1979 and 1987.
The United States didn’t officially recognize October as LGBTQIA+ history month until 1994 when the first openly gay public school teacher in Missouri, Rodney Wilson, came up with the idea.
Head here to learn how you can become a better advocate and ally.
Here’s a look at the Monday start phone wallpaper options. Don’t forget, I also share these in Sunday start and no calendar versions as well.
Below are the no calendar desktop options. I like to use these quote a bit so I feel like less of a slacker keeping them up longer than a month. 🙂
And finally, here are the no calendar phone wallpapers.
So many options for you!
I hope you’re liking my heritage wallpapers. Below is a recap of what I’ve shared so far:
- February: Black History Month
- March: Women’s History Month
- May: Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month
- May: Jewish American Heritage Month
- June: LGBTQIA+ Pride Month (this post 🙂
Coming up: - July: Disability Pride Month
- September: Hispanic Heritage Month
- November: Native American Heritage Month
How to set up 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 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 – you don’t even have to open the picture to set it as the desktop background.