Archive · 23 Sep 2025
Windows 11 to Offer Native Video Wallpaper Support
Imagine your computer's background can move!
Microsoft is bringing back video wallpapers to Windows 11.
This feature, similar to what was in Windows Vista, lets you use videos as your desktop background.
You'll be able to pick videos in formats like MP4.
This built-in feature eliminates the need for extra apps to do this, potentially improving how your computer works.
Microsoft is testing this feature now, but it's not available to everyone yet.
It's like giving your computer a moving picture instead of a still one!
Microsoft is adding native video wallpaper support to Windows 11.
The feature was first seen in Windows Vista with DreamScene.
Users can set video files such as MP4 and MOV as wallpapers.
It could eliminate the need for third-party apps.
The feature is currently in Insider Preview builds.
- Who
- Microsoft
- What
- Is reintroducing native video wallpaper support
- When
- In Windows 11 Insider Preview builds; no public release timeline
- Where
- Windows 11
- Why
- To provide richer personalization options and meet user demand.
- Feature
- Native video wallpaper support
- Formats
- MP4, MOV, AVI, WMV, M4V, and MKV
- First Seen
- Windows Vista (DreamScene)
- Current Status
- Spotted in Windows 11 Insider Preview builds
- Public Release Timeline
- Not yet confirmed