Your desktop, alive.
Free live wallpapers for your Mac, made by a community of artists. Pick one, click Install, and your desktop starts moving.
Free and open source. Requires macOS 15 or later.
Fresh from the community
Hover a card to watch it run. Every wallpaper here is free.
Cute & Pastel
Strawberry-milk skies, bunny meadows and bubble gardens. The coziest corner of the community.
Explore Cute & PastelFind your mood
Built for the Mac you already have
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Really live
Each wallpaper is a real-time scene that reacts to your cursor and clicks, not a looping video.
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Every display
Run one wallpaper across all your screens, including external monitors.
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Easy on power
Power saving mode and a one-click pause keep your battery and fans calm.
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Safe by design
Every upload is reviewed by a moderator, signed by our server and verified on your Mac. Wallpapers can't reach the internet.
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More than wallpapers
A custom menu bar, glowing window borders and window snapping come built in.
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Free, for real
No subscriptions, no paywalls, no account to download. Open source under GPL-3.0.
Up and running in a minute
Download the app
Get MacWallpaperPro for free and drag it into Applications.
Browse the community
Find a wallpaper you love here, or right inside the app.
Install in one click
Click Install. The app opens and your new wallpaper goes live.
Open source, built in the open
MacWallpaperPro is free software under GPL-3.0. Read the code, report a bug or send a pull request.
View on GitHubMake your own
A wallpaper is a single HTML file. If it runs in a browser, you can share it here.
Upload a wallpaperQuestions, answered
Is it really free?
Yes. The app and every wallpaper are free. This website shows a few ads to pay for hosting. The app never shows ads.
Do I need an account?
No. You only sign in if you want to upload your own wallpapers.
Which Macs does it work on?
Any Mac running macOS 15 or later.
Is it safe to install wallpapers made by strangers?
Every upload is reviewed before it's published. Wallpapers run in a locked sandbox with no internet access, and the app checks a signature and checksum before installing.
Will it drain my battery?
Live wallpapers use some power, like any animation. Turn on power saving in the app, or pause the wallpaper with one click whenever you like.
I clicked Install and nothing happened.
Install opens the MacWallpaperPro app. If you don't have it yet, download it, open it once, then click Install again.