Troubleshooting Guide

Solution: Ensure Wallpyria has the necessary permissions. Go to System Settings → Privacy & Security → Files and Folders, and verify Wallpyria is allowed to access your files. Also check that "Launch at Login" is enabled for scheduler to work in the background.

Solution: Video wallpapers require macOS 14.0 or later. Ensure your video file is in a supported format (MP4, MOV, .saver). Try restarting the app.

Solution: This was fixed in version 1.0.1. Update to the latest version from the App Store or wallpyria.altlogic.pl/en/download/.

Solution: This was fixed in version 1.0.1. The preview now exactly matches the final wallpaper with preserved scale and offset. Update to the latest version.

Solution: Open Wallpyria and open the purchase screen: click the trial banner at the top of the main window, or click "Set Wallpaper" after the trial has ended. Then click "Restore Purchases" at the bottom. Make sure you're signed in with the same Apple ID used for the original purchase.

Solution: The scheduler requires "Launch at Login" to be enabled. Go to Preferences → General and enable this setting. Then restart Wallpyria.

Solution: ML Upscaling is CPU/GPU intensive. On older Macs or Intel processors, it may take longer. Try using "High" or "Super High" quality instead, which use traditional upscaling methods (Lanczos/Bicubic) and are much faster.

Solution: Make sure your dynamic wallpaper has proper metadata. In the Dynamic Wallpaper editor, verify that each image has a time/solar/appearance value set. Export the wallpaper and try setting it again.

Solution: Wallpyria detects your system's monitor arrangement. If it's incorrect, go to System Settings → Displays → Arrange to configure your monitors properly in macOS first. Then restart Wallpyria.

Solution: The app is designed as a menu bar app. Look in the top-right corner of your screen (near the clock). If you still don't see it, check if you're hiding menu bar items. Right-click the menu bar and select "Show All Menu Bar Items".