Backdrops vs PUSH Video Wallpaper

Backdrops is a wallpaper app with curated collections and new wallpapers added regularly. Its team creates original designs for Android devices, including exclusive artwork available in the app. Users can submit wallpapers, artwork, or photos for review and possible placement in the Community section. Wall of the Day highlights a newly created design or a selected favorite. Google sign-in can sync favorites across devices, and favorites can be paired with Muzei to rotate on a chosen schedule. The app is available for Android, iOS, and macOS. The free plan costs nothing and includes ads, with in-app purchases available. Backdrops Pro costs $4.99, paid once and removes ads, permits saving Explore wallpapers, and includes a Pro Pack of exclusive backgrounds and future Pro features. The terms say purchases are non-refundable and limit sharing Backdrops-owned Explore wallpapers outside the app; saved copies are for personal use. The Google Play listing warns that regular use may consume substantial data and that carrier or internet charges may apply.

PUSH Video Wallpaper is a Windows app for placing videos, animated GIFs, or YouTube clips on the desktop and using videos, animations, images, or YouTube clips as a screensaver. Supported media includes MP4, GIF, WebP, images, YouTube, and direct video URLs. Playlists can draw on local files, folders and subfolders, ZIP archives, YouTube links, and YouTube playlists. Controls include alignment, playback speed, looping, per-item duration, anti-aliasing, and default YouTube quality. For multiple monitors, users can duplicate or extend video, assign separate playlists, turn monitors on or off independently, or stretch one playlist across screens. The app can pause during fullscreen games or video playback, reduce activity on battery, or stop rendering to free resources. The product page says no internet connection is needed after setup. It requires Windows 10 or 11 and at least 2 GB RAM, with a GPU recommended. The free version costs nothing and enables all features, but displays a watermark. Paid perpetual licenses are for non-commercial use and include free updates for future versions.