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Kyoto Sleep Screens, page 1 of the preview

Shown at 10.3″. Each image is made at your screen’s exact size.

Sleep screens · New

Kyoto Sleep Screens

$6.99One-time · every device size included

13 sleep screens for your e-ink reader or tablet: a woodblock-style picture of Kyoto on each, with the place or festival named and a few lines of its history.

13 images · PNG (BMP for Xteink) · 11 screen sizes

  • 13 illustrations of Kyoto, from the Yasaka Pagoda and Kinkaku-ji to the Gion Matsuri and the New Year bell at Chion-in
  • Each place or festival named, with a short history checked against published sources
  • Sized exactly for 21 Kobo, Boox, Supernote, Xteink and reMarkable models
  • Titles in a quill-pen script, with 京都 (Kyoto) on every screen
  • Drawn in 16 greys for e-ink
  • PNG files (BMP for Xteink), with setup steps for each device

The same drawings fill the 2027 Kyoto Picture Calendar, a planner with a page for every day.

Multi-buy: 15% off two templates, 25% off 3 or more. Mix any templates; the saving is applied at checkout.

Buy it with the 2027 Kyoto Picture Calendar as The Kyoto Set and save 20% on both.

Kindle isn’t included: Kindles only show their own sleep screens unless they’re jailbroken.

How you get it

Straight after checkout you can download a zip of the images for your device, or one with every size. The links are emailed to you too, and your library keeps them for later.

Sized for

  • Kobo Elipsa 2E, Sage, Libra Colour, Clara BW, Clara Colour
  • Boox Note Air4 C, Go 10.3, Tab Ultra C Pro, Note Max, Tab X C, Go 7, Go 6, Palma 2
  • Supernote Manta, Nomad
  • Xteink X4 Classic, X4 Pro, X3
  • reMarkable 2, Paper Pro, Paper Pro Move

Setting a sleep screen

Kobo

  1. Connect your Kobo to a computer by USB.
  2. Open the hidden .kobo folder at the top of the reader, make a folder in it named screensaver, and copy the images into that folder.
  3. Eject the Kobo, then go to Settings › Energy saving and privacy and turn on “Show book covers full screen”.
  4. Each time the Kobo sleeps it shows one of the images, picked at random.

Boox

  1. Copy the images to your Boox by USB, or send them with BOOX Push.
  2. Open Storage, find an image, press and hold it, and choose “Set as screensaver”.
  3. Choose whether it is the screensaver (shown while the Boox sleeps) or the power-off image.

Supernote

  1. Copy the images to your Supernote by USB or Supernote Cloud.
  2. Swipe down from the top of the screen and tap Settings › Display & Input › Screensaver › More.
  3. Pick an image, choose Fit or Fill, and tap OK.

Xteink

  1. Copy the BMP files to the reader’s microSD card.
  2. On Xteink’s own software, open an image from the file browser and set it as the power-off (sleep) screen.
  3. On CrossPoint firmware, put the images in a folder named .sleep at the top of the card and set Settings › Display › Sleep Screen to Custom. It shows one at random each time it sleeps.

reMarkable (advanced)

  1. reMarkable has no setting for your own sleep screen.
  2. It can be done in developer mode, which resets the tablet, by copying a PNG over SSH to /usr/share/remarkable/suspended.png. Software updates put the original back.
  3. Only try this if you are comfortable with developer mode. We include the files, but can’t help with the steps.

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