Supercar wallpapers

Supercars were the single biggest subject on the old pcwallart.com. Thousands of sites linked to its pictures of mid-engine coupes in matte black, chrome and lime green. Those were press photos and show-floor shots that belonged to the car makers and photographers, so they are gone. What we kept is the feeling: a low, wide shape cutting across the screen, a dark body with one hot accent color, and the streaks of light you see when something goes past very fast.

The speed-lines style below draws exactly that. Long strokes run across the frame at a slight angle, thicker and brighter near the middle, thinning out toward the edges like a long-exposure photo at a track. The default palette is near-black with redline red and orange. Try a matte grey with a single lime or yellow line for the classic Italian look, white with blue stripes for a race livery, or deep metallic blue with silver for a quieter grand tourer.

Supercars are long and low, and so are wide screens. An ultrawide at 3440 × 1440 or a dual-monitor canvas at 3840 × 1080 gives the lines room to run the full width. For a phone, choose a tall size and shuffle until the brightest streak crosses the lower third, under the clock.

No car maker's badge, model name or design is drawn here, and none is needed. If you want a picture of your own car, take it yourself; for everything else, generate one, change the colors to match your paint and download it at your exact resolution.