Add a splash of personality to your various home screens, or create an eye-catching backdrop for your websites. You can do it all with Adobe Spark Post. Countless design customization options await you, and all you need to make use of them is a mouse and a keyboard. To make your own wallpaper, click the main menu icon, and select the “Post” option.

You will then have the opportunity to write a brief message and choose a size for your wallpaper. Click “Continue,” and you’ll be taken to the main design page — and that’s where the fun really starts. Select a size for your background Along the right side of the design page you will see a choice of sizes. For the best results, select an option from the “Standard” section. The background maker works best when you choose the “Landscape,” “Slide” or “Widescreen” option.

Wallpapers For Widescreen Desktop

Pick a theme that grabs attention Select the “Theme” link at the top of the design page and a choice of themes will appear. The theme you choose can be tweaked with various customization options later, so don’t worry if you can’t find exactly what you’re looking for at this stage. Add an image that brings the wallpaper to life Add a great photo that will leap from the screen. Click the “Background” link at the top of the page, and choose from a selection of photos via the search option, or upload one of your own. Stylize text with a range of font options If you want to add a message to your computer wallpapers and backgrounds, you can give it real personality by utilizing several font options. Make changes to the shape, alignment, spacing, color and font of your text to make your messages come alive.

Download and share your work Create your own wallpaper, and then share or download it for use on your websites or computer screens. You can send your finished wallpaper to friends by creating a Facebook or Twitter link.

Apple’s bright Mac displays are great for showing off beautiful photos, and I love having stunning wallpapers on my iMac’s desktop. However, not all wallpapers are a good fit for the widescreen displays used on current Macs. So I thought I’d hunt around for some really good quality widescreen images. Here, then, are 5 wonderful widescreen wallpaper sites that I discovered on my travels: provides a nice selection of over 1,500 – perfect for the Mac’s screen.

They also provide nice that you can use to customize your file and folder icons. Then there’s the with all sorts of highly original wallpaper images from around the world.

New ones are added all the time, too. Is an abstract artist from Dayton, Ohio. You can download his in a variety of wallpaper formats, including widescreen. Lovely stuff. The is a German site with over 400 lovely user-contributed wallpapers. Each wallpaper is available in a large selection of formats: Mac widescreen, 4:3, 5:4, and even HDTV 16:9 and iPhone.

How’s that for versatile! Last, but certainly not least, we have the wonderful. This site has a really nice, large collection of in a variety of styles. Each wallpaper is available in a range of formats, both standard and widescreen; use the Browse by resolution option at the top of the page to choose. While you’re there, check out their equally kooky and wonderful!

Once you’ve found a wallpaper image you like, you can set it as your desktop background from within your browser by right/Control-clicking the image and choosing Set as Desktop Background (Firefox) or Use Image as Desktop Picture (Safari). Happy decorating. This entry was posted on Friday, May 16th, 2008 at 7:23 pm and is filed under. You can follow any responses to this entry through the feed. Both comments and pings are currently closed.

5 Responses to “Nice wallpaper for your widescreen Mac”. Says: Wow. That is a really nice collection of photos. I love the flikr picture of the snail. Marcus Says: Try.

There is a selection of free wallpapers there that are wonderful and changed on a random basis. Matt Says: Nice images Marcus! Thanks for sharing that site.

Free Hd Widescreen Wallpaper

libby Says: i think you should have puppies, fluro pink, purple, cats, dolphins and rainbows as some backgrounds. Matt Says: @libby: Not my cup of tea personally, but each to their own 🙂.