Your photos are your sweet memories you would like to see frequently. But if you tend to store those memories in the deep folders of your Mac, you would certainly forget those memories after some time. Better you should set Mac’s photos library as a screen saver.
This will keep your memories live as you will get to see those photos often on your Mac’s screen. You need to follow some easy steps to set your Mac’s Photos library as a screen saver.
How to Set Photos Library As A Screen Saver on Your Mac:
Step #1: Click on Apple logo on your Mac.
Step #2: Open System Preferences.
Step #3: Now click on Desktop and Screen Saver preference.
Step #4: Click on Screen Saver tab.
Step #5: Choose your favorite screen saver from the left side panel.
On the right side of the dialog box, you will notice a drop-down menu next to Source.
Step #6: Click on the drop-down menu.
Step #7: You can either choose a recent photo event or select Photo Library.
Step #8: From this, you can select number of photos to use as a screen saver.
Please note that you can select Moment, Collection, Year, Face, Album or Shared iCloud album to use as screen saver. You can also choose individual photos as screen saver.
Step #9: Click the Shuffle Slide Order box to make screen saver auto change among the selected photos in random order.
Step #10: You can choose the time when the screen saver starts. Click the drop-down menu next to Start after and select the time ranges from one minute to one hour. In between, you can choose 2 minutes, 5 minutes, 10 minutes, 20 minutes, and 30 minutes.
Step #11: Finally, click the Preview button to view your screen saver.
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