All of them are shown on the Roll tab and in the Menu.īy default, Wallpaper Wizard uses a current picture in the Roll as a wallpaper on all of your displays and continues to change backgrounds simultaneously. Wallpaper Wizard 2 handles as many displays as you can connect to your Mac. Now, reopen Wallpaper Wizard 2 on the next desktop where you'd like to set a permanent wallpaper and repeat step 4.

Open a picture you'd like to set as a wallpaper on the current display and click Set Desktop Picture (or Set to Display if you have more than one display connected) at the bottom of the window.Stop automatic change of wallpapers by clicking Pause on the Roll tab.Set a permanent wallpaper for a desktop of your choice Whereafter, as you switch among desktops, their backgrounds remain unchanged. How it works: when it's time to change a background, Wallpaper Wizard applies the next picture in the Roll to a currently active desktop only. Deselect the 'Set wallpapers on all desktops' checkbox.Open the Roll tab and click the gear button.How it works: as you switch to a new desktop, Wallpaper Wizard immediately sets a current picture in the Roll as its wallpaper. If you set a permanent wallpaper, Wallpaper Wizard applies it to a current desktop and to every desktop you open afterwards (if Wallpaper Wizard is still launched).Ĭhange a wallpaper on a current desktop only This behavior is default so you don't need to make any changes if you want to have the same background on all your desktops. Just follow the instructions below to make wallpapers roll as you expect. No matter how many workplaces (desktops on your Mac) or displays (monitors connected to the Mac) you have, Wallpaper Wizard 2 manages them all.

Desktop wallpaper wizard