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Elden Ring Golden Tree Ruins is a 4K desktop wallpaper crafted for desktops, laptops, and TVs. The image measures 3840×2160 pixels and is offered as a free, no-watermark download from Wallora. Filed under our games collection, this background pairs well with other games picks on Wallora. Available in true 4K (3840×2160) plus pre-scaled HD and QHD variants for fast loading on lower-bandwidth devices. Themes featured here include elden-ring, fantasy-landscape, dark-souls, video-game-art, making it an ideal match if you're searching for elden-ring backgrounds. Hit any of the resolution buttons above to grab the file straight from our CDN — no signup, no email, no ads on the file itself. If you enjoy this one, like it to bump it up the trending feed and explore the related picks below for more in the same style.
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The "Elden Ring Golden Tree Ruins" wallpaper is available at 3840×2160 pixels (landscape (desktop) orientation) in JPG format. The full-resolution file is approximately 2.0 MB. We also generate scaled-down variants on the fly for faster downloads.
This landscape wallpaper is sized for desktops, laptops, and TVs. It's true 4K, so it stays crisp on 4K and 5K monitors.
On iPhone: open the wallpaper page, tap the download button, then open the Photos app and choose 'Use as Wallpaper' from the share menu. On Android: download the wallpaper, then open Settings → Wallpaper (or long-press your home screen) and pick the downloaded image. On Windows: right-click the downloaded file and choose 'Set as desktop background'. On macOS: open the image in Preview and choose File → Set Desktop Picture.
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