macOS Sequoia has a fun new combination of dynamic wallpaper and screensaver for Macintosh that highlights classic Mac icons. Basic Apple Guy has shared some high-resolution screenshots of the new wallpaper that can be used on other Apple devices.
On the device, the Macintosh wallpaper animates and cycles through a variety of retro graphics, with color options that include spectrum, accent, blue, red, purple, yellow, dark gray, gray, green, orange, and random.
Macintosh isn’t the only new wallpaper for macOS Sequoia, with Apple also adding “Helios,” which is featured in macOS Sequoia marketing materials and Apple images. Helios animates with a gradient design.
macOS Sequoia is required to view the wallpapers in their full glory. The operating system update is available to developers now, with a public release planned for the fall.
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