Write on your wallpaper.

Apply in one click.

Put a few words over any picture, then set it as your desktop right from the app. No exporting, no folders, no trip to System Settings.

beta 0.1 For macOS 26 Tahoe and later.

The app isn’t signed yet. If macOS won’t open it,
go to System Settings → Privacy & Security and click Open Anyway.

Type it. Place it. Apply.

Add as many lines as you like and set them right on the canvas, then hit Apply: it’s your desktop. What you see is exactly what lands there.

Text behind the subject.

Slip your words behind a mountain, a building or a face. The subject is detected on your Mac, and drawn back over the text.

Light and dark, handled.

Give a wallpaper a dark version. macOS switches between the two on its own, even with the app closed.

Keep it as a preset.

Save a composition, come back to it later, switch in a click. Every render is made at your screen’s physical resolution — never an upscale.