The Wall

High-Resolution wallpapers can improve your desktop experience and make your day better during work, especially if your job implies spending a lot of time on the PC. Moreover, some users like changing their wallpapers daily. There are lots of programs for Windows that automatically do that. The Wall is one of them, and it is a promising wallpaper changer. Yet, it lacks some functions for now.

This tool is easy to use. To set it up, you have to choose how frequently the program will show a new wallpaper and what kind of images you prefer. You can do that by using tags, no matter how many, to let the program know what kind of photos to display. The Wall only supports Unsplash, at the moment, but that's not a problem because the platform totals thousands of free images. However, the program might have a small bug because it shows only a few pictures for each selected tag, no matter how popular the keyword is. That being said, this wallpaper changer promises a lot at the moment, but, unfortunately, it is not yet at the same level as other similar programs out there.

Besides the glitch I mentioned earlier, the program doesn't lag and doesn't make the computer freeze. But that might depend on every person's rig and the other applications that run in the background. On PCs with low RAM, this program might trigger some performance problems. Also, it comes without a night theme, and that's quite annoying when you're using the Windows system-wide dark mode. But, in general, The Wall does what it is supposed to do, so you can give it a try if you'd like to use a simple wallpaper changer to improve your desktop experience with high-resolution images that change automatically.