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Independent control per monitor
Assign a different folder, interval, playback order and enabled state to every connected display.
MiraFolio for Windows
Give every display its own wallpaper rhythm
Choose a folder, interval and playback order for each monitor, then let a local-first desktop app keep the whole setup in motion.
See it in action
See the whole setup at a glance
The visual monitor layout keeps mixed landscape and portrait displays understandable while settings stay attached to the selected screen.
Highlights
Designed for Windows
Scale
Built for very large local libraries
Folders are indexed in the background and image dimensions are cached so later launches do not reread every file.
Matching
Smarter choices for each screen
Match landscape images to landscape displays, portrait images to portrait displays and skip files that are too small.
Focus
Pause around fullscreen work and play
Stop rotation on an individual display while a game, presentation or video is fullscreen, without interrupting the others.
Quick actions
Everyday controls stay close
Change, reveal or dismiss the current wallpaper from the desktop overlay or notification area, and start MiraFolio with Windows.
Curation
Dismiss now, restore later
Remove an image from future rotation without deleting its source file, then review or restore it from Recycle Bin.
System requirements
Windows 10 or Windows 11 on an x64 PC. Official self-contained builds do not require a separate .NET installation.
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Frequently asked questions
Can each monitor use different settings?
Yes. Every display can have its own folder, interval, playback order, rotation state and orientation-matching preference.
Does MiraFolio upload my Windows wallpaper library?
No. The Windows version works locally without an account, cloud service, analytics or wallpaper uploads.
What happens when a monitor is disconnected?
Other displays remain visible and continue running. When Windows detects a new or returning display, it can be configured independently.
Where can I download the Windows version?
MiraFolio for Windows is available as a free x64 portable build on GitHub Releases. Its source code is published under the MIT License.
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