SyncWall For Mac

SyncWall brings to the table elementary wallpaper management capabilities, can automatically change your wallpaper using images from a user specified folder, and can sync the modification across multiple workstations.

For the synchronization option, SyncWall relies on a client - server protocol, but the user has to ensure that the same images database is available on all computers.

SyncWall does not come with drag and drop support, so you must import wallpaper images in the app’s main window by using the appropriate interface buttons. SyncWall can import individual files or entire folders, including their subdirectories.

What’s more, SyncWall can monitor the folders for any modifications and reflect the changes in the images database.

Within the SyncWall main window, you get to preview each of the included image files, set any of them as the current desktop wallpaper, and chose to view them in a random order.

SyncWall allows you to jump to the next or previous wallpaper via the app’s status bar menu, but in the Preferences window you can also set hotkeys for the most frequently used features.

SyncWall can automatically change the wallpaper at startup, at a user defined time intervals, or at particular times during the day. The app also provides support for resizing the images, for adjusting the alignment, and more.

SyncWall also integrates a synchronization system that enables you to either host a server, or connect to one as a client. This way, you can use SyncWall to change the wallpapers on all your workstations at the same time, with minimal effort.

To conclude, SyncWall is a user-friendly wallpaper changer that can automatically place a new image on your desktop, and sync the change to all connected workstations without requiring any user interaction after the initial setup.