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Wallpaper Wizard 2 - Wow-worthy backgrounds for Mac

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For Wallpaper Wizard 2, we curate backgrounds that are pure visual gold to spare you the tedium of image search in Google. You can pick as many wallpapers as you like, add them all to Roll, and get a gorgeous new desktop as often as you like — be it every week or every 15 minutes.

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Hey Product Hunters, I’m from the Wallpaper Wizard team. We’ve put a lot of effort into this app and we’re celebrating our launch today! 🚀 Ask me anything or just share your thoughts so we can make the best wallpaper app in the universe :)
The app looks really great, congrats! What is the source for the pictures?
Part of the images are licensed from Depositphotos, all of them are part of the curated collection.
Maker
Thanks for the question! In short, we have several sources: websites with CC0 images (unsplash, pixabay), personal connections with authors and also we’ve partnered with depositphotos.com so part of the content is licensed from them. Also, we have an editorial team who manually select images and group them into nice collections by theme + there is an imagga.com integration under the hood, so each image is tagged to simplify search in the app.
Just curious and not wanting to criticise one of my fave companies, but you mention 'launch' and 'a lot of effort', but for a 1.9.4 version that happens to share the name and functionality with the old HD wallpaper app Wallpaper Wizard by VOX makers Coppertino, can you share what differentiates the two? Or is it the same app, with a brand new UI? Also: will there be a trial version? And what's the price of the in-app purchase?
Reading the reviews helps I guess. The in-app purchase is $5, so the total cost will be $15. Also: no 5K Wallpapers yet.
Also, if you didn't know, Wallpaper Wizard 2 is also available as a part of Setapp subscription (along with other 87 apps for a monthly fee of $9.99). Learn more here:
Maker
Hi, Product hunters! We are really thrilled to introduce you a new app in our MacPaw Family! It is a bit different App than we usually do. We hope that with Wallpaper Wizard 2 your Mac will never look boring. We have handpicked more than 25,000 of only Retina Wallpapers that will perfectly fit any(up to 5) of your Mac Screens. Please enjoy! :) It is now available on Setapp: and the MacAppStore.
Are we really back to selling wallpapers and screensavers again?
Hunter
as long as there are desktops, there will be folks who provide wallpapers for them!
Excuse me, Yosemite National Park, I won't be bored with your landscapes anymore. Congrats to the team 🤗 Happy to be a part of it with Depositphotos curated collection. Stay tuned with WallWizz, it's gonna be updated with new gems from us soon.
Absolutely love the stuff MacPaw are doing. They develop some absolutely amazing apps, and so I'm excited to try this out :)
Congratulations! 🔥🔥🔥
Hipster!!!!! Apple bold headlines ✔️ Gorgeous design ✔️ Mac only ✔️ Useless app that solves a fabricated need ✔️ Welcome to the world of Hipster development!!!
this is a very good looking app — definitely reminiscent of apple's redesigned app store / apple music
Maker
Ha, thanks! Interesting that we started before Apple showed their new design and were glad that we caught this design trend :)
10 dollars for an app or download an assortment of wallpapers, put them in a folder and set your mac to change picture every day for free. 🤔
Isn't this something you can say about the absolute majority of apps? You can do most stuff manually, for free, but if paying a few bucks can spare you the time and pain it takes, it's probably worth it.
I'm just curious how the price was decided, 10 dollars for an app is a lot when you can recreate it's purpose in under 10 minutes? Especially when there are free alternatives like wallcat () You are right about being able to do a lot of paid app stuff, manually for free, fair point.
Well, you can also find a song you like on iTunes in under 10 minutes, but why would you want to do that if there's Spotify with millions of songs that are already there and already good? I guess it all boils down to how much you want/like/need what the app does.
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