How to make your own wallpaper
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Select a size for your background
Along the right side of the design page you will see a choice of sizes. For the best results, select an option from the “Standard” section. The background maker works best when you choose the “Landscape,” “Slide” or “Widescreen” option.
Pick a theme that grabs attention
Select the “Theme” link at the top of the design page and a choice of themes will appear. The theme you choose can be tweaked with various customization options later, so don’t worry if you can’t find exactly what you’re looking for at this stage.
Add an image that brings the wallpaper to life
Add a great photo that will leap from the screen. Click the “Background” link at the top of the page, and choose from a selection of photos via the search option, or upload one of your own.
Stylize text with a range of font options
If you want to add a message to your computer wallpapers and backgrounds, you can give it real personality by utilizing several font options. Make changes to the shape, alignment, spacing, color and font of your text to make your messages come alive.
Download and share your work
Create your own wallpaper, and then share or download it for use on your websites or computer screens. You can send your finished wallpaper to friends by creating a Facebook or Twitter link.
Design Work fast, create beautifully. Your best work happens when tools stay out of the way. With an intuitive interface, thoughtful features and all the power of a native macOS app, you can stay focused on designing incredible products. Mar 15, 2017 1.) Right-click, Control-Click, or two-finger click anywhere in a blank area of your Mac’s Desktop. Left-click “Change Desktop Background” in the pop-up menu that appears. 2.) In the “Desktop & Screen Saver” window that appears, you’ll see 12 colors displayed in a grid.
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Feb 13, 2013 The Show View Options is a tool that allows you to easily customize your Mac’s desktop appearance to a great degree. To open it, right click on any empty part of your desktop and select Show.