MOTION REALMS / GOOD TO KNOW

Find the right fit.

Check the format and your setup before choosing a wallpaper.

Dynamic wallpapers & screen savers

Mac & MacBook: animated video scenes for desktop wallpapers, macOS screen savers and supported lock-screen playback with a compatible player. The Motion Realms Mac app targets macOS 26+ and uses Phosphene; it does not replace the startup or FileVault login screen.

Windows PCs: live desktop wallpapers with Lively. Windows screen saver use requires Lively’s separate screen saver setup; that integration has not yet been validated in our installers. An animated Windows sign-in screen is not included.

What you’ll pay for: the scenes listed in your chosen pack, with the platform-specific installer and setup instructions stated on its release page. Mac DMGs and Windows installers are separate products. Check the supported OS, player requirements and included files before payment. Purchasing opens when each pack is ready.

macOS screen saver & lock-screen details →Windows wallpaper & screen saver details →

MACOS

Mac & MacBook ↗

Understand video wallpaper players and macOS dynamic wallpapers.

WINDOWS

Windows PCs ↗

Learn what to check before importing a video wallpaper.

Live and dynamic mean different things

A live wallpaper animates your desktop, typically using a looping video and a compatible player. A macOS dynamic wallpaper changes images based on time or appearance. A video preview does not mean a product includes a native dynamic HEIC file.

What is confirmed today

This preview contains images and browser-playable MP4 clips. The local Mac test app targets macOS 26+ and includes Phosphene. Windows test installers target Windows 10/11 and require Lively separately; native Windows testing and screen saver integration remain pending. Final customer release formats, resolutions and any separate player costs must be confirmed per pack. Those details must be listed on each product before purchasing opens.

Performance depends on your setup

Video resolution, frame rate, connected displays, and your wallpaper player affect resource use. Test a compatible player on your device and use its pause-on-battery or fullscreen settings where available.