Automatically rotating your desktop wallpaper keeps your computer feeling fresh without any manual effort. Here are the best ways to set up automatic wallpaper rotation on Windows and Mac.

Method 1: Use Webshots (Best Option)

Webshots is a free automatic wallpaper changer for Windows and Mac. It rotates your desktop background on a schedule from a library of 5,000+ HD and 4K photos — hourly, daily, at startup, or randomly. here →

  1. Download and install the free Webshots app.
  2. Sign in and browse the photo library.
  3. Click "Make Wallpaper" on any photo to set it immediately.
  4. Go to Settings → Wallpaper to configure your rotation schedule.
  5. Choose your interval: at startup, every hour, every day, or a custom interval.
  6. Enable shuffle for a random wallpaper changer experience.

Windows 11 Built-in Slideshow

  1. Right-click the desktop and select "Personalize".
  2. Click "Background".
  3. Under "Personalize your background", choose "Slideshow".
  4. Click "Browse photos" to select a folder of images.
  5. Set the change interval and enable "Shuffle" for random rotation.

Windows 10 Built-in Slideshow

  1. Right-click the desktop and select "Personalize".
  2. Under "Background", choose "Slideshow".
  3. Click "Browse" to select a folder of images.
  4. Choose how often to change the picture.
  5. Toggle "Shuffle" to rotate randomly.

macOS Automatic Wallpaper Rotation

  1. Click the Apple menu → System Settings (Ventura+) or System Preferences (Monterey and earlier).
  2. Select "Wallpaper" or "Desktop & Screen Saver".
  3. Choose a folder or album.
  4. Enable "Rotate Automatically" and set the change interval.

Why use Webshots instead of the built-in option?

  • Access to 5,000+ professionally curated HD and 4K photos — not just your own local files.
  • New daily wallpapers added to the library every day.
  • Separate playlists for wallpaper and screensaver.
  • Works the same way on both Windows 10, Windows 11, and Mac.

Download the free automatic wallpaper changer at here →