WallPapa

On the visual side of things, the main window keeps all features in a pretty intuitive interface, with multiple preview options, several file management sections, and different options related to how the wallpaper is applied on your desktop. More functions can be found on the upper toolbar, such as those to add sources, refresh the list, or shuffle apply options.

The application supports a decent variety of file formats, and you can load sources through the built-in dialogs, or by dragging target folders over the main window. You can’t add individual files, but these can be accessed and managed from their dedicated panel.

The default change method is the order they’re on the list, but there’s also the option to shuffle, or an easy arrangement with the search function. However, you can also turn your attention to the preferences panel with which you can configure more apply options.

As such, you can change the interval to once every several minutes, or every time you log into Windows, set the cover style with options like cover, tile, or stretch, set tile pictures to small, or smart cover. Resize options can be configured to keep quality intact, and what color to apply if the image won't fit.

Bottom line is that you might at least make the desktop a place to look good if you’re not using the computer for too complicated tasks, and WallPapa is one suitable tool that helps you in this regard. Entire folders can be added so you never get bored of one picture, with various options related to quality and how pictures are set.