Meet the legendary gang from Charles M. Schulz — Snoopy, Woodstock, Charlie Brown, Lucy and more. Choose a character and open a dedicated HD & 4K wallpaper gallery.
The globe's most celebrated beagle
Charlie Brown's pet beagle with the imagination of a novelist and the swagger of a WWI flying ace. Snoopy naps atop his red doghouse, types the Great American Novel and cycles through alter-egos — Joe Cool, the World Famous Flying Ace, the Literary Ace. Equal parts charming and philosophical, he remains the soul of cozy Peanuts wallpapers.
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Good ol' Charlie Brown
The lovably anxious boy in the zig-zag shirt — Peanuts' everyman. Charlie Brown owns Snoopy, manages the losingest baseball team in town, and never stops chasing that football Lucy always pulls away. His quiet persistence is why fans have rooted for him for over seventy years.
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Snoopy's tiny yellow co-pilot
A small yellow bird, a chaotic flier, and Snoopy's closest friend. Woodstock speaks in vertical chirps — yet Snoopy understands every word. Whether playing secretary on the doghouse or leading bird scouts into the wild, he brings pure delight to every Snoopy and Woodstock wallpaper.
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The five-cent psychiatrist
Bold, brilliant and never shy with an opinion, Lucy runs the gang's psychiatry booth for a nickel. Famous for unsolicited advice and that football trick on Charlie Brown — yet beneath the bark lies a soft spot for piano-playing Schroeder.
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First appeared: March 3, 1952
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Philosopher with a blanket
Charlie Brown's best friend, Lucy's younger brother, and the neighborhood's quiet thinker. Linus carries his blue security blanket everywhere and waits in pumpkin patches for the Great Pumpkin. Innocent faith mixed with grown-up wisdom makes him a perennial fan favorite.
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First appeared: September 19, 1952
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Charlie Brown's little sister
Charlie Brown's younger sister and Linus's self-proclaimed "Sweet Babboo." Sally is dramatic, blunt and brilliantly literal — famously debating her way out of homework with airtight (and wrong) logic. "Why me?" sums up the everyday absurdity that keeps Peanuts timeless.
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First appeared: August 23, 1959
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Pint-sized Beethoven devotee
A musical prodigy who treats his toy piano like a concert grand. Schroeder catches for Charlie Brown's team and endures Lucy's affection with heroic patience. He cares about exactly two things: Beethoven, and being left alone to play him.
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First appeared: May 30, 1951
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Sandal-wearing softball ace
Confident, athletic and prone to napping through class, Peppermint Patty calls Charlie Brown "Chuck" and still mistakes Snoopy for a kid with a big nose. Softball is life; school is not — she brings outsider energy to the tidy Peanuts neighborhood.
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First appeared: August 22, 1966
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1922 – 2000
Peanuts is the landmark comic strip by American cartoonist Charles M. Schulz, syndicated from October 2, 1950 through February 13, 2000. Nearly 18,000 strips later, it remains one of the most widely read comics on earth — published in more than 75 countries and 21 languages.
At its heart lies a circle of suburban kids and one extraordinary beagle. Through quiet jokes, baseball losses, classroom musings and rooftop reveries, Schulz captured loneliness, friendship and stubborn hope — which is why a Snoopy wallpaper still feels like comfort on your screen today.
Hundreds of HD & 4K Snoopy and Peanuts backgrounds — select a character above or jump straight into the full gallery.