To preview your screen saver, tap Preview. Under 'Choose a screen saver', tap the screen saver you want to use. If you would like to contribute to the project, I will gladly look over any pull requests. Tap Hub Mode Screen saver turn on Use screen saver. To get support, report a bug, or request features, go to the Issues page of this repository. Support for Linux and MacOS is possible in the future, but after a full Windows release is done. I am currently developing the app for Windows. The Google Photos Screensaver settings window gives you the ability to change which photos come up in your screen saver. If the album is very large, it will take some time to download all of the data. Click Screen Saver under the Personalization section. From the Settings, select Personalization in the left sidebar. Next, select the source of your photo and then choose your preferred image. On the next page, select Change wallpaper > My photos. When you select an album to use for your wallpaper, the app will download the metadata for every photo in the album, and can only do so in intervals of 50 photos. Click the gear icon to open the Settings menu. Unlock your device and once on the home screen, tap and hold anywhere to open the customization pop-up. You can pick photo albums to be used, but I will add an option to add a custom search as a photo source. After you have signed in, the your album library will be displayed. You may have to manually switch to your browser. The app will automatically open a browser tab with a Google sign in prompt.

The app will be built to /pyu-data/new/gpwallpaper-win-X.X.X.zip. Pass the flag -pyinstaller-log-info to see pyinstaller build logs. Pyupdater build win.spec -app-version=X.X.X

Google photos as screen saver