This free-of-charge and open-source software is one of the most reliable wallpaper tool to have. You can set wallpaper playback rules based on running foreground applications, and you can pause wallpaper playback per display or on all of it and impose to play the wallpaper only when you are on desktop. This personalization utility’s performance can be configured profoundly. Once a fullscreen application or game is running on your system, the wallpaper playback immediately pauses to ensure 0% CPU and GPU usage. GSL shaders ran from your browser and Unity and Godot games can be launched in this software. Not only that but the video quality can also be freely adjusted with the program’s settings. Whenever you are not on your PC, your clip's audio will automatically be put on mute. It is capable of playing various video formats such as MP4, MKV, WebM, AVI, and MOV. Each display can have different wallpapers and the same wallpaper can also be duplicated into numerous desktops.

A single wallpaper can be stretched across all screens.

It also provides full multiple monitor support. You can generate this format using the built-in creator of the tool which also ensures compatibility. On top of that, its lively-zip format can be easily shared. Some of the choices include LAV, K-Lite, and Kawaii Codec, among others. The hardware-accelerated video playback that the software offers also provides an option to use your preferred external Directshow codec. It supports real-time and customizable web wallpapers. Lively Wallpaper offers a library wherein you can browse and see a preview of wallpapers. Fully packed with useful and handy features

Just drag and drop any files or webpages into the lively windows to set a more dynamic wallpaper. Developed by a programmer named Dani John, this personalization software enables you to turn various video, GIF, emulators, HTML, web addresses, shaders, and even games into a Windows desktop wallpaper. Lively Wallpaper is a free software design application that can make your PC look active and frisky. Chantelle van Heerden Updated 8 months ago Bring life to your desktop

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