Runs natively on macOS. Put a slideshow on your second monitor, in a window, or take over the whole screen.
iCloud Photos, shared albums, Google Photos, Dropbox and any folder on disk. Point it at a folder and new photos appear automatically.
Weather, clock and photo info widgets turn an idle display into something genuinely useful and personal.
The slideshows you set up on iPhone, iPad or Apple TV are right there on the Mac with the same Apple ID.
Most Macs spend hours displaying nothing. Digital Photo Frame App fills that time with the photos you never get around to looking at: family gatherings, trips, the folder of wallpapers you collected for years. An old iMac or a spare monitor makes a spectacular kitchen or office photo frame.
Install the app from the App Store on macOS 11 or later, connect your photo sources once, and press play. For ideas and setup tips, read our guide on using your Mac as a photo frame.
Any Mac running macOS 11 Big Sur or later, including Intel and Apple Silicon machines. Older iMacs make great dedicated frames.
Yes. The Files source can point at any folder, including synced cloud folders from Dropbox, Google Drive or iCloud Drive. New photos in the folder join the slideshow automatically.
Yes. You can run the slideshow full screen on any connected display while you keep working on the main one.
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