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WallCraft Pro 2026.11.8 lines up one image across screens of different physical sizes, fills screens with face-aware cropping, keeps your wallpaper when you dock or undock, and rotates images automatically.
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Not by default. Fit mode keeps every image whole, so empty space can remain. The optional Fill mode covers the screens and crops each photo around detected faces, never distorting it.
Yes. Turn on Real screen size in the Screens menu: each screen is placed by its physical size and the gap between panels, so a horizon stays straight across a 27-inch and a 24-inch display.
Yes. Mixed resolutions, different heights, and uneven desk layouts are the core use case.
Yes. The app can export a large composition and split the result into per-monitor images mapped to your physical setup.
Yes. The project uses the native Windows desktop wallpaper API when available, with a span fallback when needed.
Yes. The source code is public on GitHub, which helps with trust, inspection, and community contributions.
Yes. The current packaged release is v2026.11.8 on GitHub Releases, with a Windows executable and its SHA-256 checksum.
Yes. WallCraft remembers one wallpaper per screen setup and reapplies it when screens change or when Windows restores a theme. It can stay in the notification area, start with Windows and rotate images from a folder.
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WallCraft Pro 2026.11.8 lines up one image across screens of different physical sizes, fills screens with face-aware cropping, keeps your wallpaper when you dock or undock, and rotates images automatically.
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See how WallCraft Pro imports images, scales them manually, changes layer order, previews mixed-monitor results, and applies wallpapers on Windows.
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