If the same old picture on your desktop all the time is too monotonous, the Personalization settings also give you the option of having your wallpaper play a slow slideshow. That last lets you spread an image across multiple monitors, an option that Windows 8 introduced. Your fit choices are Fill, Fit, Stretch, Tile, Center, and Span.
After you've selected the wallpaper of your dreams, you need to decide how to fit it on the screen, since not every image has the same aspect ratio as your monitor. You can tap Browse to choose any image file on your hard drive that's in JPG, JPEG, BMP, DIB, PNG, JFIF, JPE, GIF, TIF, TIFF, or WDP format. As you can see, you have a choice between using a picture, a solid color, or a slideshow as the desktop background, aka wallpaper.Ī preset sampling of five pictures appears under "Choose your picture," but you're not limited to those. Note it shows you a preview of what your desktop looks like as you try different options in the Settings dialog. Whichever way you get there, choose Personalization (or Personalize, if you're going from the right-click on the desktop). Alternatively, you could go to Settings (via the new Action Center's "All settings" button or by typing Settings in Cortana's search box). To get started, simply right-click on the desktop.
But what if, after making the upgrade to Windows 10 (which you should definitely do), you want your old familiar wallpaper back? Or what if you just want your desktop to fit better with your personality? Fear not, the same customizations are possible in Windows 10 that have been a staple of earlier Windows versions. Microsoft went to a great deal of effort to create the "Desktop Hero" wallpaper that comes standard with Windows 10 It even produced a video showing its creation.
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