A scraped band, not a UI blend
People who search colorful gradient wallpaper usually mean a slide from one saturated hue into another. We have two of those, and they are paint, not a CSS linear-gradient screenshot. The teal-mint-navy slab steps through cool water colors. The warm tan-orange slab cooks from cream into terracotta. Both are tall phone portraits you can crop into a wide desktop stripe.
We do not have a rainbow GIF or a neon cyber loop. Those need motion files we have not published. This page is still JPEGs. If you wanted live wallpaper, this is the wrong shop until a real GIF lands.
Which file for which screen
Teal-mint-navy: keep mint at the top for the clock, navy at the dock. It also sits on Teal, Mint, and Dark because each third is a different job. Warm tan-orange: cream at the top, heat at the foot. It sits on Neutral and Red for the same reason.
Neither file is a kawaii face. Neither is a flower. If you wanted cute, open Pastel. If you wanted a splash poster, open the homepage first tile.
Why two files still get their own URL
A gradient search is not a pastel search and not a solid search. Parking these two only on color pages hid them from people who type colorful gradient wallpaper. The color pages still list them. This style page is the hub.
We will add more slabs when they are different temperatures — a dusk purple fade, a hard neon split — not when we recolor these two with a hue slider.
Desktop crops
Both files are taller than a monitor. Pin a horizontal band: mint through teal, or cream through orange. Do not stretch. A stretched scrape looks like a cheap theme pack.
On a phone, slide until the quietest band sits under the clock. That is the same rule as the choosing guide.
Two slabs, two temperatures
I used teal-mint-navy as an all-day phone for three workdays. The mint edge stayed readable under a clock. The navy foot hid a dark dock. Warm tan-orange did the same job in a lamp-lit room and washed out on a noon sidewalk. That is why both files exist: one cool commute, one indoor heat.
If we only had one gradient, this URL would still be worth it as a style door. Two is the honest count. More will be different pictures, not twins.