wallpapper VS Plash

But I found out that this problem is caused by the command-line program called Wallpapper, which is what I use to generate dynamic HEIC files.

I made a new dynamic version of my macOS Ventura wallpaper that gradually changes throughout the day. This new version was made using Pixelmator Pro and used its new "Deband" feature to improve the result. All images were exported in high quality, with the Display P3 color profile and 16-bit color depth. The dynamic HEIC file was generated using Wallpapper terminal application.

I recolored the default macOS Ventura wallpapers using Pixelmator Pro and exported them with the Display P3 color profile and 16-bit color depth. The dynamic HEIC image was generated using Wallpapper console application. I hope you like it!

I used this great guide to make my own.

mczachurski/wallpapper: Console application for creating dynamic wallpapers for macOS Mojave and newer

without any registration :)

Created using wallpapper (requires xcode).

It’s a lot of fun! I’ve made two so far of different game wallpapers. It technically works best if your images blend some sort of relative theming via landscape or color. DynamicWallpaperClub has a web tool for it and wallpapper is a CLI tool for it.

Alternatively, if you’re comfortable with the command line, you can try walpapper (not a typo).

Created using wallpapper by Marcin Czachurski (a terminal app, requires xcode).

Plash - Price: Free Menu bar app for macOS that allows you to create and manage web apps as if they were native apps.

Any monitor I’m not currently using displays a set of prod graphs / monitoring / observability tooling (I use Plash https://sindresorhus.com/plash to load Grafana dashboards as my desktops) — they were hidden in the above photo for NDA reasons.

My free Plash app lets you make any website your desktop wallpaper, which could include videos, visualisations, etc. Some ideas.

I saw your post here about running multiple instances, however I'm running an older build of the app (due to an older OS) so I can't download and run the other builds of Plash with different bundle ID's you've uploaded.

You could use my (free) Plash app for this. Simply make a index.html file with the text you want. Could just be

I use Plash, an app that allows you to overlay a website on your desktop. The website is running locally on my machine and uses a GraphQL API I made for the stats.