Workflow walkthrough

How the refreshed WallCraft workflow works

The 2026.3.14 interface is built around a simpler editing loop: import, arrange, scale, reorder, preview, and apply.

Five steps from images to desktop

The current workflow is faster to understand and easier to control.

01

Import your images

Load one or more photos into the project library.

02

Build the composition

Place the images inside the virtual desktop and choose a layout strategy.

03

Scale without distortion

Use the dedicated scale mode to resize a photo while preserving its ratio.

04

Adjust the visual stack

Send an image backward or bring it forward when elements overlap.

05

Preview on monitors and apply

Use the realistic output preview, then export, split, or apply on Windows.

The current workspace

The new layout keeps the most important actions at the top and the stage in the center.

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Workspace refresh

The new project button, compact library, and edit modes make the tool easier to use from the first launch.

Composition stage details

The editing stage is larger and clearer, with direct monitor feedback and obvious handles.

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Stage and scaling handles

Scale, crop, and move images directly on the virtual desktop while checking the real monitor map.

Why the new workflow matters

The refresh makes WallCraft feel more like a focused design utility than a technical tool.

Less clutter

The old inspector area is gone so the stage can breathe.

Better editing signals

Mode-specific controls and handles explain what will happen next.

Stronger visual proof

The output preview now communicates the result more clearly.

Continue your tour

Download the app or jump into specific desk setups.

Download

Download WallCraft Pro for Windows 10/11 and see what changed in the 2026.3.14 site and interface refresh: redesigned workspace, manual scaling, layer order, and realistic output preview.

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Use cases

Explore WallCraft Pro use cases for dual monitors, triple screens, laptop plus external displays, ultrawide setups, and mixed monitor sizes.

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Dual monitor

Create a dual monitor wallpaper on Windows 11 without cropping or distortion, even when the monitors have different sizes or alignments.

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FAQ

Read the WallCraft Pro FAQ about cropping, mixed monitor sizes, Windows support, split export, open source access, and download state.

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Ready to build a wallpaper that actually fits your setup?

Download the current build, test your monitor layout, and keep the GitHub repository nearby for updates and source code.