Is there a method for the file being used as the wallpaper to be displayed?
I have a folder with greater than 1500 pictures that I use to randomly display as Wallpaper. I would like to know what file is being displayed so I can maybe find it easier.
Any help would be much appreciated.
iMac with Mac OS Venutera 13.0.1
iMac 27″, macOS 13.0
Hi there bdsteele,
When you select a photo album as the desktop picture on your Mac, you choose it from the albums in the Photos app.
Add Folder/Add Photo Album: Controls to choose your own photos from a folder or photo album. To add a folder, click Add Folder, then select a folder. To add a photo album, click Add Photo Album, then select Albums (all albums) or an individual album.
Learn more here: Customize the desktop picture on your Mac - Apple Support
With that said, you can adjust the name of the photo/file in the Photos app. Learn how here: Add titles, captions, and more to photos using Photos on Mac - Apple Support
Take care.
I guess I was not clear in my post.
I would like to have the file name displayed of the picture that is currently being displayed as my wallpaper.
I have added to my Wallpaper settings a folder of pictures that are auto-rotating. What I would like to do is display on the desktop the file name and location of the file.
Tell Apple what missing features you'd like restored or new features added to the system via Feedback - macOS - Apple.
In Settings: Wallpaper can the file name be displayed? (Mac OS Ventura 13.0.1)
