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PUSH Video Wallpaper review

Freemium#8 of 34 in Desktop Wallpaper Software

A focused Windows wallpaper manager with playlists, multi-monitor profiles and performance controls.

8.6/10Editor score
PUSH Video Wallpaper8.6 Visit PUSH

Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

PUSH Video Wallpaper is a Windows desktop wallpaper manager for people who want videos, animated files, images or YouTube clips as desktop backgrounds. It supports Windows 10 and Windows 11, and can operate without an internet connection after setup. The product is especially suited to users who want to organize visual content into playlists, run slideshows, or manage different wallpaper arrangements across multiple monitors.

The plan structure is straightforward. The Free Version enables all features but includes a visible watermark. The Personal License is for individual use on a single PC and includes a perpetual license with free updates. The Home License covers home use on up to 5 PCs, also with a perpetual license and free updates. Across the product, support for MP4, GIF, WebP, YouTube and direct video URLs gives it a broad range of wallpaper sources, while folder and ZIP archive sources add flexibility to playlist management.

Its strongest fit is for users who value control over playback and organization more than interactive desktop environments. Slideshows offer transitions and configurable duration, while playback speed, looping, alignment and rotation settings provide detailed control over presentation. Multi-monitor profiles can show separate or duplicated content, and lock-screen screensaver mode extends the wallpaper setup beyond the desktop. Automatic pausing and rendering controls can reduce activity during fullscreen games, video playback or battery use. Users seeking interactive wallpapers should choose another product; PUSH focuses on video, image and animation playback rather than interactive content.

PUSH Video Wallpaper pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Supports videos, images, animations, GIFs, WebP and YouTube clips
    • Playlist, slideshow and multi-monitor profile controls
    • Pausing and rendering controls help manage fullscreen or battery use
  • Where it doesn't
    • Windows 10 and 11 only
    • Free Version includes a visible watermark
    • Does not provide interactive wallpapers

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