Football Wallpaper Rankings
Four rankings, and every one of them is read off the files themselves: the largest files, the widest crops, and the players and clubs with the most coverage. None of them is a popularity chart, because a figure for that would be a figure nobody could check. Every number on this page you can verify against the file it describes.
Largest files orders by pixel count and breaks ties on the file's size in bytes, because many of the newer files share the same 3840×2160 frame. The leader, Graffiti Wall, is 3.3 MB.
Widest crops orders by the ratio of width to height, which is the number that decides whether a file fills an ultrawide monitor without bands. The widest is 1920×594, a ratio of 3.23 to 1.
Deepest coverage counts files per player and per club. Fernando Torres leads the players with 9 and AC Milan the clubs with 5, which says more about the years the older collection was made in than about who matters now.
There is no most-downloaded list, because nothing on the site counts downloads. A popularity chart built on a number nobody measured would be the one ranking here you could not check.
Largest files
- Graffiti Wall3840×2160 · 3.3 MB
- Chalk Line, Portrait2160×3840 · 2.7 MB
- Chalk Lines3840×2160 · 2.6 MB
- Centre Spot3840×2160 · 2.4 MB
- Painted Steps3840×2160 · 2.4 MB
- One Line3840×2160 · 2.4 MB
- Painted Step Blocks3840×2160 · 2.2 MB
- Painted Bench Stripes3840×2160 · 2.2 MB
- Underpass3840×2160 · 2.2 MB
- Painted Goal3840×2160 · 2.2 MB