• Fixes an issue with the wallpaper updates when launching the app. • Adds a setting to change the folder to download wallpapers to. 2025.02.1 • Fixes an issue not fetching images from the custom theme.

• Fixes an issue with the wallpaper updates when launching the app. • Adds a setting to change the folder to download wallpapers to.

• Improves the cached image file management. • Shows an error message when the app cannot fetch content on launch. • Fixes an issue where the app would not fetch content from the selected themes. • Various fixes with the custom theme configuration.

Various fixes and improvements.

The application has been rewritten entirely with modern technologies and has strong foundations for future updates.

Various fixes and improvements.

Time to live life on the grid. When you click the new grid icon, you’re now able to select the themes you’d like to fetch wallpapers from, giving you all the control. Stick to animal wallpaper for the foreseeable future, or mix it up and select a few different themes to keep you on your toes. We’ve even added a way to create your very own theme, using any public collection on Unsplash. We’re always keen to know what you think about the app, so don't hesitate to send your feedback at apps@unsplash.com. —— Version 1.4.1 —— • Fixed an issue where the app would not open on macOS 10.12 and 10.13. —— Version 1.4.2 —— • Fixed an issue where the app would not open on macOS 10.14. —— Version 1.4.3 —— • Fixed an issue when setting a custom theme. • Updated the design —— Version 1.4.4 —— • Fixed an icon —— Version 1.4.5 —— • Fixed an issue detecting the URL when setting a custom theme. • Display the photo’s location when available. • Design tweaks.

Time to live life on the grid. When you click the new grid icon, you’re now able to select the themes you’d like to fetch wallpapers from, giving you all the control. Stick to animal wallpaper for the foreseeable future, or mix it up and select a few different themes to keep you on your toes. We’ve even added a way to create your very own theme, using any public collection on Unsplash. We’re always keen to know what you think about the app, so don't hesitate to send your feedback at apps@unsplash.com. —— Version 1.4.1 —— • Fixed an issue where the app would not open on macOS 10.12 and 10.13. —— Version 1.4.2 —— • Fixed an issue where the app would not open on macOS 10.14. —— Version 1.4.3 —— • Fixed an issue when setting a custom theme. • Updated the design —— Version 1.4.4 —— • Fixed an icon

Time to live life on the grid. When you click the new grid icon, you’re now able to select the themes you’d like to fetch wallpapers from, giving you all the control. Stick to animal wallpaper for the foreseeable future, or mix it up and select a few different themes to keep you on your toes. We’ve even added a way to create your very own theme, using any public collection on Unsplash. We’re always keen to know what you think about the app, so don't hesitate to send your feedback at apps@unsplash.com. —— Version 1.4.1 —— • Fixed an issue where the app would not open on macOS 10.12 and 10.13. —— Version 1.4.2 —— • Fixed an issue where the app would not open on macOS 10.14. —— Version 1.4.3 —— • Fixed an issue when setting a custom theme. • Updated the design

Time to live life on the grid. When you click the new grid icon, you’re now able to select the themes you’d like to fetch wallpapers from, giving you all the control. Stick to animal wallpaper for the foreseeable future, or mix it up and select a few different themes to keep you on your toes. We’ve even added a way to create your very own theme, using any public collection on Unsplash. We’re always keen to know what you think about the app, so don't hesitate to send your feedback at apps@unsplash.com. —— Version 1.4.1 —— • Fixed an issue where the app would not open on macOS 10.12 and 10.13. —— Version 1.4.2 —— • Fixed an issue where the app would not open on macOS 10.14.

Time to live life on the grid. When you click the new grid icon, you’re now able to select the themes you’d like to fetch wallpapers from, giving you all the control. Stick to animal wallpaper for the foreseeable future, or mix it up and select a few different themes to keep you on your toes. We’ve even added a way to create your very own theme, using any public collection on Unsplash. We’re always keen to know what you think about the app, so don't hesitate to send your feedback at apps@unsplash.com. —— Version 1.4.1 —— • Fixed an issue where the app would not open on macOS 10.12 and 10.13.

Time to live life on the grid. When you click the new grid icon, you’re now able to select the themes you’d like to fetch wallpapers from, giving you all the control. Stick to animal wallpapers for the foreseeable future, or mix it up and select a few different themes to keep you on your toes. We’ve even added a way to create your very own theme, using any public collection on Unsplash. We’re always keen to know what you think about the app, so don't hesitate to send your feedback at apps@unsplash.com.

We got a bit bored of seeing the same images on our desktops around the office, so we created a brand new collection of photos that also happen to be more suited to hi-resolution screens. Win, win. We also sneaked in a few fixes and improvements. We’re always keen to know what you think about the app, so don't hesitate to send your feedback at apps@unsplash.com. —— Version 1.3.1 —— • Fixed several minor issues.

We got a bit bored of seeing the same images on our desktops around the office, so we created a brand new collection of photos that also happen to be more suited to hi-resolution screens. Win, win. We also sneaked in a few fixes and improvements. We’re always keen to know what you think about the app, so don't hesitate to send your feedback at apps@unsplash.com.

This update includes one thing and one thing only. Story time. The original Unsplash logo was a generic camera icon. It was generic on purpose. We wanted Unsplash to be all about beautiful images. A distraction-free zone where nothing got in the way of that. Not even a logo. Fast forward to today and we now see that same camera icon all over the Internet. In fact, most sites/apps use our “logo” as a symbol that represents “upload a photo”. If it’s found on one of our partner’s sites, there’s a chance that it links out to Unsplash. There’s even a bigger chance that it will launch your front-facing camera for a selfie. Today, we’re excited to share with you our new logo. A simple, unique symbol that represents Unsplash, the Unsplash community and everything around it. You can read more about our new identity on our blog at medium.com/unsplash Let’s leave the old camera icon for what it was always meant to be used for: launching your camera app. As of today, Unsplash is known as Unsplash.

This is a tiny update that adds a couple of tiny visual improvements.

In this version, a little improvement that will make some people happy, and a new feature that we call Time Machine. That was our idea. First, the improvement. The application now changes the wallpaper on the current monitor only. So you can keep your favorite​ cat/baby photo on one monitor and let Unsplash Wallpapers update the other. If you want the wallpaper to update across all of your monitors and spaces, we’ve added a new preference that you can enable. Now, what’s this time-machine we mentioned earlier? It’s simply a history of all the photos that you go through in the preview and set as a wallpaper. There’s an icon in the top right corner to access it. Photos that have a checkmark are the ones that were used as a wallpaper previously. The history starts from the date you update the app, as we didn’t keep track of the photos you updated in the past. Yup, not a real time-machine, sorry (with a Canadian accent).

Minor improvements.

• Sometimes the app wasn't updating the wallpaper, we fixed it. • Sometimes the preview wasn't updating when the wallpaper would, we fixed it. • Dear code detectives, we converted the code to Swift 4.