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New backgrounds added on September 2, 2022

Looking for a new background for your next online meeting or a fresh look for your phone screen? Redecorate your virtual space with digital wallpaper featuring artwork from Starbucks new coffee packaging. You can also add a relaxing coffee vibe with scenes from Starbucks stores around the world – from a piazza in Milan to the terrace of Hacienda Alsacia in the lush hills of Costa Rica. Download one (or all!) of the virtual backgrounds here and add a little bit of Starbucks to your day.  

The designs for Starbucks new coffee packaging are works of art, as rich and vibrant as the coffees themselves. 

You’ll be transported to a golden garden terrace filled with hummingbirds with the artwork for Starbucks® Veranda Blend, made with a smooth blend of Blonde Roast Latin American coffee. 

Quetzel birds take flight in the design of Starbucks® Guatemala Antigua’s coffee bag, with layers of texture and warm coppery tones that showcase the mountain region’s flora and fauna. 

Feel like taking a trip back in time? The design for Pike Place Roast celebrates the heritage of the original store at 1912 Pike Place with a design inspired by old-fashioned luggage stickers on a rich, copper background featuring the store’s front door, a coffee stamp, and the iconic Public Market Center sign. But perhaps the best part is the homage to Rachel the Piggy Bank, the life-size bronze sculpture that has served as the market’s mascot since 1986.  

Coffee from Indonesia’s island of Sumatra has been on the Starbucks menu since 1971, and the Sumatran tiger has been its symbol ever since its first coffee stamp. It’s fitting that the new artwork for Starbucks® Sumatra packaged coffee features a pair of tigers amongst the deep-purple foliage in this lush design. 

Download these festive backgrounds to show your holiday spirit throughout the season. Choose one below, or download them all!

Can’t decide which holiday cup is your favorite this year? Neither can we, so here’s all four.

Just like a perfectly wrapped gift.

Unwrap joy this season with a flurry of ribbons.

These twinkling lights will brighten up any meeting.

These Starbucks cups left snowy prints behind.    

Choose your favorite Starbucks virtual background image below, or download the entire collection here, ready to save to your video conference platform.

If Pink Drink is your favorite beverage, then this background of the seaside Cockburn Town store in the Caribbean island nation of Turks & Caicos is for you.

Bask in the golden light of sunset on the magical island of Mallorca (Majorca) off the coast of Spain.

Enjoy a warm summer evening on the brick terrace outside the historic Capitol Hill store in Washington, D.C., near where horse-drawn carriages once clip-clopped along Pennsylvania Avenue.  

An evening on the rooftop terrace of the Kadikoy store in Istanbul feels like a dream, perched high above the Bosphorus waterfront.

Pull up a chair beneath the twinkling lights that dangle from an old-growth weeping fig tree outside the Downtown Disney store in Anaheim, Calif.

Come on inside the Downtown Disney store in Anaheim, Calif., and relax by an inviting fire.

Cool down on a summer’s day with this close-up of Starbucks cold brew, as the ice gently dances atop the glass.

The early morning sun streams in through the windows at the Starbucks Community Store in Jonesboro, Ga., a quiet spot for that first cup of coffee in the day with collage art pieces by local artist Marryam Moma.

It’s a well-established fact that a Starbucks café is a great place for hitting the books. Join your next online study group with this background from the Starbucks store at George Mason University in Fairfax, Va., which features a one-of-a-kind collage of 34 flying books interspersed with sparkling clear glass globes.

Surround yourself with an intricate matrix of more than 2,000 wooden sticks from the iconic store near the Dazaifu Tenmangu shrine in Fukuoka, Japan. The store was created in collaboration with renowned Japanese architect Kengo Kuma (who also designed the exterior of the Tokyo Roastery). 

The company’s newest Community Store also makes a beautiful backdrop with a colorful mural by local artist Aniekan Udofia inspired by its location in the historic Anacostia neighborhood in Washington, D.C.

Take a virtual trip to the lush landscapes of the Poás Volcano at the first and only Starbucks coffee farm, Hacienda Alsacia in Costa Rica.

Unwind in the open-air café at the Hacienda Alsacia Visitor’s Center with (what else?) a cup of Hacienda Alsacia™ coffee.

You can almost smell the sea air from the Starbucks Reserve Roastery in Seattle, located in a historic building not far from where the old tall ships docked in Elliott Bay. 

Find a table on the leafy terrace of the Starbucks Reserve Roastery in Milan outside the historic former post office in Palazzo delle Poste in the heart of the Italian city.

Sometimes, more is more. Imagine yourself inside the Starbucks Reserve Roastery in Chicago, a five-story tribute to the city’s art, architecture and culture.

Feel the breeze as you pull up a chair on the patio of our store on Bainbridge Island, Wa.

This is the place where it all began, the original Starbucks store at Seattle’s Pike Place Market.

Watch the steam slowly rise or a cold brew swirl with these motion graphic virtual backgrounds, just download here and upload as a video to your meeting platform.

Always have a delicious cup of cold brew on hand—with marbling vanilla sweet cream swirling through, just the pickup for your next meeting.

For fans of Nitro Cold Brew, this is the ultimate, a never-ending cascade of the creamy, subtly sweet taste, and velvety deliciousness.

Your cup of Starbucks coffee is forever perfectly steaming hot as you go from meeting to meeting.

Starbucks whole-bean coffee packaging has a brand-new look. We’ll go behind the scenes to learn about the inspiration behind the new bag designs.

As part of our commitment to a sustainable future, Starbucks is working with Volvo Cars to install EV charging stations at Starbucks stores.

Starbucks Community Resilience Fund support small business growth and community development projects in Black, Indigenous and People of Color (BIPOC) communities.