Wideframe is a focused little studio for desktop wallpapers — drop in any image, frame the perfect slice for your exact display, and set it in one click. Ultrawide, 5K, a 16:9 monitor, a laptop, a vertical second screen — if it's a display, Wideframe fits it. No black bars. No guesswork.
A single image, stretched across every display — and Wideframe compensates for the bezels, so the picture lines up across the gaps. Anything from one screen to a wall of them.
The picture lines up across the gaps — Wideframe hides exactly the strip each bezel covers, so nothing skips or repeats.
Each screen still gets a file at its own exact resolution — no stretching, no soft pixels on the wide one.
Mixed sizes, mixed resolutions, even a vertical monitor in the mix. Arrange them once and Wideframe maps the image to match.
Tap an arrangement to preview it above ↑
Wideframe knows the difference between a ratio and a real display. Everything it does — every crop, warning and export — targets the monitor you actually own, ultrawide or not.
Real presets for whatever you run — a 4K 16:9, a MacBook screen, an ultrawide G9, 5K2K, dual & triple spans. Every crop targets real pixels, so guidance reads "great on your display," not "below 5120×1440."
Pan, zoom and nudge with rule-of-thirds and horizon guides — or let auto-framing find the horizon and propose the best slice. Snap to it, or take over.
A live preview drops your wallpaper behind a real menu bar, dock and icons — light or dark — so you judge the result in context before you export.
Subtle, optional readability tweaks — auto-darken, edge vignette, a soft scrim under the dock — so a busy image still reads as a calm desktop.
Quality guidance that teaches instead of scolds. See the exact output resolution and never ship a blurry wallpaper by accident.
One-click Set as Wallpaper, per display. Then shuffle, schedule and rotate a whole collection on a timer, matched to light or dark mode.
A number readout can't tell you whether a wallpaper actually works. So Wideframe shows you — behind your menu bar, your dock, your icons, in the mode you use.
Live preview · your G9
The full studio is free — no account, no nag. Pro is a one-time purchase. No subscription, ever. Family Sharing included.
Make five wallpapers when you came to make one.
Download on the Mac App Store