Pick a desktop scene.
Import any MP4 or MOV, or choose one from the Explore gallery. Each connected display can play its own video.
macOS shows the same wallpaper on your desktop and your Lock Screen. LumaWall separates them: a moving video on the Lock Screen, another live wallpaper on each display, all running natively on macOS 26 Tahoe.
Import any MP4 or MOV, or choose one from the Explore gallery. Each connected display can play its own video.
Choose a different video for the Lock Screen. LumaWall prepares it for the real macOS Lock Screen, so it plays there natively, with no overlay window on top.
Set a different scene, fit mode and pause state for each connected display, or let a queue rotate through your favourites.
Playback pauses when windows cover the desktop, on battery or in Low Power Mode if you want it to, and steps aside under sustained system load.
Not with System Settings alone: macOS shows your desktop wallpaper on the Lock Screen. LumaWall sets them separately, so the Lock Screen can play one video while your desktop plays another.
Yes. On macOS 26 Tahoe, LumaWall plays your chosen video on the Lock Screen through the same native wallpaper pipeline Apple uses for its own Aerial wallpapers.
Live desktop wallpapers work on macOS 13 Ventura or later. The separate animated Lock Screen needs macOS 26 Tahoe.
Yes. Every display gets its own desktop scene, fit mode and pause state. A different Lock Screen video on each display needs one extra Apple animated wallpaper downloaded in System Settings › Wallpaper, and LumaWall tells you when it does.
Yes. Import any MP4 or MOV file, or browse community wallpapers in Explore.
Every feature is free in the public beta until November 14, 2026. No account or card is needed.
No account, no card. Download the beta, pick two scenes and lock your Mac.
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