Use your own videos as wallpaper on Mac

Walyro is designed for real Mac file workflows. You can drag one video in, drop a batch from Finder, or use a multi-select import and bring several clips into the library in one go.

If a file is unsupported, the app skips it without breaking the whole import. That matters when you are working through a folder of footage and want the process to stay quick and predictable.

The preview flow is one of the biggest differences between a rough wallpaper tool and a polished one. Walyro lets you check the clip inside a desktop mockup, choose Fit, Fill, or Crop, and decide which display should get the wallpaper before you apply it.

That helps when the same clip looks great on one monitor and awkward on another. The video stays muted, the preview stays focused, and the final result feels intentional instead of experimental.

Once you have more than a handful of good clips, video wallpaper stops being a single-file feature and starts becoming a library problem. Walyro gives you favorites and Collections so you can group the clips you actually want to revisit.

Collections are Walyro's playlist-style sets. They can rotate through videos over time, either in order or in shuffle mode. That means you can keep a calm set for work, a brighter set for evenings, or a personal set of travel videos without manually swapping files every day.

The built-in starter videos give you something to work with right away, even before your personal library is ready. That makes it easier to test how a scene fits your desktop before you start curating your own collection.

From there, you can import your own clips from Finder, save favorites, and organize everything into Collections without splitting the workflow into separate modes or libraries.