Wallper

Wallper

Live Wallpapers for Mac Desktop & Lock Screen

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Wallper brings native live video wallpapers to your macOS desktop and Lock Screen. Enjoy smooth, battery-friendly playback with reliable multi-display support that feels built into macOS. Browse over 1,500 curated 4K scenes or drop in your own videos, set different wallpapers per display in a click, and use the free trial to see if you can ever go back to a static background.
This is the 2nd launch from Wallper. View more

Wallper

Live Wallpapers for Mac Desktop & Lock Screen
Wallper brings native live video wallpapers to your macOS desktop and Lock Screen. This version makes them feel lighter and smoother, with optimized playback and more reliable multi-display support. Browse a growing library of curated scenes or drop in your own videos, set everything in a click, and try it free to see if you can go back to a static wallpaper.
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What do you think? …

Dmytro Katyukha

Hey Product Hunt 👋

I’m Dmytro, co-founder of Wallper.

I’ve always loved how polished macOS feels, but putting a static wallpaper on top of such a fluid system started to feel… off. The UI is alive, the animations are smooth, but the background is frozen.

I tried existing “live wallpaper” apps, but they mostly felt like an overlay, a heavy layer sitting on top of macOS rather than being part of it. With Wallper, we obsessed over one goal: make it look and feel 100% native.

Today’s launch is a huge step forward:

🎬 Native Live Wallpapers: Seamless playback on both Desktop and Lock Screen.
🔧 Performance First: Reworked playback logic so animations feel smoother and lighter on your Mac

🖼️ Expanded Library: Expanded curated library of scenes, plus support for your own videos

🖥️ Multi-Display Support: Improved multi-display behavior so each screen can have its own look

🛠️ Refined Experience: Countless polish fixes to ensure reliability.

You can try Wallper for free right now. Pick a scene, use your Mac for a bit, and see if you can ever go back to a static image.

P.S. Since it’s Black Friday season, we’re offering 50% off the lifetime license for a limited time!

I’ll be hanging out in the comments all day. I’d love to hear your thoughts and what features you want to see next!

Alevtyna

@dim_kat I’ve been using Wallper since the very first release and I’m more than happy with it, it keeps getting better with every update! 🔥

Dmytro Katyukha

@kkyshko Glad you like it! More coming soon :)

Chilarai M

Congrats on the launch! Will give it a try

Dmytro Katyukha

@chilarai Thanks!! Let me know what you think after you try it :)

Alexander Grossman

Gave Wallper a try today and it’s working surprisingly well on my setup.

One thing I’m curious about, does it handle big video files differently or does everything run the same regardless of wallpaper size?

Dmytro Katyukha

@xanderiang Thank you! We’ve optimized things as much as possible, but yeah, really huge video files can be a bit heavier for the system compared to smaller ones.
Most normal-sized wallpapers run the same, though.

Felix

Nice one!

Dmytro Katyukha

@wherelambo Thank you!

Valeriia Avramenko

I really like it, feels smooth and very native I would say. Going to play around with it more.

Where do the wallpapers come from, and does the library keep growing over time?

Dmytro Katyukha

@valeriiavramenko Thanks a lot, happy you like it!

Most of the wallpapers come from a mix of partner libraries and our community uploads.
The library keeps growing every day (roughly ~50 new ones daily right now), and we still manually check every video before publishing it in the app.

Aleksandr Sabri

How does it impact CPU/RAM usage and battery life if you just let it run in the background all day?

Dmytro Katyukha

@userio_neimio It’s optimized pretty well for what it does. We even added a small usage monitor in the menu bar so you can see CPU/RAM in real time.
Wallpapers pause automatically when something is fullscreen, and there’s also a setting to pause them when you’re on battery.

So even if it’s running in the background all day, the impact stays pretty minimal.