25 Web Designs with Full Page Background Photos

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The use of full screen background images isn’t particularly new in the world of web design, but designers are continuously thinking up new and cool ways of implementing some kind of full size photo into the design of their sites. Sometimes the photo will set the scene and introduce the topic of the site, whereas other times an inspirational photo is used to set the mood and to draw the user in. This post rounds up 25 examples of great uses of full screen background photos in website designs across the web.

Matchstic

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Swiss Side

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7 Diamonds

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TwoFold Creative

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Mercedes House

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Lula Designs

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August

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Papercutart

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Keystone Logistics

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DesignlabCPH

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Jessica Hische

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Christian Woo

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Finely Sliced

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Matthew Byrne

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Outside the Wire

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Givers

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One Million Trees

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Relax, we are the good guys

Relax, we are the good guys Websites That Use Background Music or SoundsPin

CatScarf

CatScarf Full Screen Photo websitesPin

Molly & Me Pecans

Molly Me Pecans Full Screen Photo websitesPin

Simply Chocolate

Shop - Simply Chocolate Full Screen Photo websitesPin

Amy

Amy Websites That Use Background Music or SoundsPin

BJÖRN MEIER

BJÖRN MEIER Full Screen Photo websitesPin

Pivovarov

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Martina Sperl

Martina Sperl Full Screen Photo websitesPin

Pure Fix Cycles

City Bikes Full Screen Photo websitesPin

42 thoughts on “25 Web Designs with Full Page Background Photos”

  1. just an fyi, if you’re going to repost this link on twitter (how i got here) you may want to take another pass through these sites, as a good chunk of them have changed / aren’t even online anymore.

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    • Thanks, Derek. I believe any site that doesn’t work doesn’t have any link to it but only a name and screen shot. If a site has changed in content, that doesn’t take away from the screen shots and the inspiration. Websites change constantly, so please look at this post as inspiration only.

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  2. We worked hard on this Flash-based version of the site to adapt nicely to many "reasonable" screen sizes, but the next version (under construction: html5, no more Flash) will be fully responsive of course!

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  3. Very nice list – some amazing designs in there!

    We use the same idea on our site, with a nice sliding transition to move to the next background image:
    https://walkingmen.com

    We worked hard on this Flash-based version of the site to adapt nicely to many "reasonable" screen sizes, but the next version (under construction: html5, no more Flash) will be fully responsive of course!

    Thanks again for the inspiring selection.

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  4. Great collection again.

    Alexarts has an interesting concept with the speech bubbles coming out of the different 'objects' in the city picture.

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  5. I guess it's because it has a wide fixed width, but 7 Diamonds could really do with being responsive. While I do have dual 24" monitors I don't always have the browser big and wide, meaning most of the photos loaded with half of a person. I like that I could scroll-wheel through them though.

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