

You will need to run it on boot so it will definitely drag down your startup time.

It isn’t resource hungry but older systems do not have resources to spare for an app like this. We should caution you against using this app or anything similar on an older system. Minimize the app to the system tray and enjoy the animated wallpaper.īioniX supports multiple monitors so if you’re using more than one screen, you can rest assured that the animated wallpaper can be added to both. Double-click it and it will be set as the wallpaper. Once the Playlist tab has been cleared, drag and drop the GIF you want to use on to this tab. You won’t need it later on unless you like the wallpapers and want to use them at some point in the future. Go to the Playlists tab, and click the clear playlist button. The app is rather cluttered even in the basic layout so you’re saving yourself a lot of time and trouble by selecting it over the more detailed view. This video tutorial demonstrates an example of making an object move along a complicated path changing its color on the go. It will ask if you want to use the basic layout which is what you should select. Animated Wallpaperĭownload, install, and run BioniX Wallpaper Changer. The one we used for this post can be found here. We recommend using Gfycat to find something but there are other places to get them as well. By large, we of course mean one that will fit your entire desktop. The real challenge to setting an animated wallpaper on Windows 10 with this app is finding a large enough GIF.
