San Francisco’s Golden Gate Bridge
Approaching the Golden Gate Bridge from. A 4K Aerial film built into macOS — Skywall plays it as your wallpaper, on every display, without re-encoding a frame.
- Collection
- Cityscapes
- Location
- San Francisco
- Source
- 4K SDR master, built into macOS
- File
- 335 MB
- In System Settings
- Not listed
- Plays on
- The desktop, every display
What the camera passes.
- Approaching the Golden Gate Bridge from
- Alongside the Golden Gate Bridge heading toward the Marin Headlands
- Crossing over the Golden Gate Bridge
- Passing by the North Tower of the Golden Gate Bridge
- Over San Francisco Bay traveling alongside the Golden Gate Bridge
Why the Wallpaper pane hides it.
The Wallpaper pane in System Settings never offers this one, though the system catalogue lists it and the 335 MB master sits on the same servers as the rest. Skywall lists it like any other.
How to set San Francisco’s Golden Gate Bridge as your wallpaper.
- Install Skywall and open it from the menu bar.
- Find it under Cityscapes.
- Click the card. If the film is not on your disk yet, Skywall downloads it from the system’s own content servers into the folder macOS already uses.
- It plays on every display until you pick another one.
The film goes into the system’s own Aerials folder and stays there if you remove the app. Skywall has no servers of its own; nothing is uploaded anywhere.
