Explore Backdrop's Mac wallpaper community: browse live scenes, follow creators, submit your own work, and understand moderation before you share on Mac.

Use Backdrop's video wallpaper editor on Mac to import, preview, trim, encode, save, and submit a custom loop while keeping private and public workflows clear.

Looking for Wallpaper Engine for Mac? Compare Backdrop, Wallper, iWallpaper, Lively, and Wallpaper Engine support to choose the right live wallpaper app.

Want to use a video as your Mac wallpaper? Learn why the built-in options are limited and how to easily set stunning 4K video wallpapers using Backdrop without draining your battery.

Mac desktop customization made easy: 10 essential ways to personalize your workspace. From dynamic wallpapers to menu bar tweaks, build a setup that matches your style and boosts productivity.

Looking for dynamic wallpapers on Mac? Learn how to set up dynamic wallpapers in macOS, how they differ from live wallpapers, where to find great options, and how to optimize performance.

Why is my Mac so slow? Learn how to fix a slow Mac, reduce memory pressure, clear storage, speed startup, and find runaway apps with Activity Monitor or Sensei.

New to Mac? Learn the essential keyboard shortcuts for copy and paste, how to use the Universal Clipboard across devices, and tips to keep your workflow smooth.

Learn every way to screen record on Mac with microphone or system audio. Includes QuickTime, Screenshot toolbar, audio routing, and performance optimization tips.

Master every Mac screenshot method with keyboard shortcuts, the Screenshot toolbar, and pro tips for capturing exactly what you need—from full screens to specific windows.

App frozen on your Mac? Learn 5 reliable ways to force quit on Mac—from keyboard shortcuts to Activity Monitor and Terminal commands.

Learn how to delete downloads on Mac safely, find files saved by Safari, Chrome, and Firefox, empty Trash, and avoid removing important files you still need.

If your Mac won't turn on, follow this safe checklist to separate no power from a blank screen, use model-specific steps, and know when to seek service.

If kernel_task CPU stays high, your Mac is usually responding to heat. Learn what it means, find the real cause, and choose safe fixes that protect your work.