ScreenWallpaper

ScreenWallpaper is a small desktop enhancement utility whose purpose is to help you set up wallpapers and screensavers. It can be deployed on all Windows versions out there.

You do not need to follow the preset steps included in an installation process because the tool is portable. You can keep it saved on pen drives or other portable devices to have it with you all the time. You may open it without administrative privileges.

A simple deletion task of the files that you have downloaded from the Internet is sufficient for getting rid of the program because it does not write entries to your Windows regisatry. Gaining access to its GUI requires only a double-click on the executable file.

ScreenWallpaper makes use of a multi-tabbed environment for organizing the configuration settings related to wallpapers and screensavers. You cannot appeal to a help manual, which means you need to experiment a little bit with the built-in parameters in order to understand how the utility works.

The application offers you the possibility to add images (BMP, JPEG) that can be set as your wallpaper. You are allowed to adjust the position of the picture on the desktop (stretched, tiled, or centered), take a screenshot of the entire screen and copy the photo to the clipboard so you can paste it into other third-party programs, and save the current wallpaper to BMP or JPG file format.

What’s more, you can preview the current image via your default application or open it in Paint, check out file properties, view details about the current file (like path, size, and file location), as well as print the photo.

When it comes to screensaver settings, ScreenWallpaper lets you choose the preferred wallpaper, set the time interval in minutes, preview the current screensaver, import SCR files, open up Windows Power Options panel, and access file properties.

Several general tweaking parameters are implemented for helping you save the current window’s position, keep the configuration panel on top of other tools, run the program at Windows startup, and place a shortcut of the app on the desktop.

The bottom line is that ScreenWallpaper comes packed with several basic settings for helping you manage your wallpapers and screensavers. It needs several improvements until it can be named an advanced and reliable app. It has not been updated for a long time so it may cause compatibility issues on newer operating systems like Windows 8 and 10.