To use an image from a Finder folder such as Downloads, click the Add Folder button, select the folder from the left sidebar, and hit Choose. To use a default Apple wallpaper, explore the options under Dynamic Desktop, Light & Dark Desktop, Desktop Pictures, and Colors. Here’s how to personalize it:ġ) Click the Apple icon and choose System Settings on macOS Ventura or later. Your Mac uses the same image you use as your desktop wallpaper for the Lock Screen background. If I selected any other user (like iDB Tech – see image under point 5), then the background for the iDB Tech user account would have been different if I had customized it. You can see that I have customized it with a green-blue wallpaper. My MacBook’s login screen for the user Ankur Thakur. In other words, when you select a user from the User switching screen (point 5 above), then you get to the login screen. You see this after logging in and out and selecting a user in the user-switching screen. You will notice that it looks the same as boot up screen (point 1), except that this one has a sentence in the middle saying, “Your password is required to log in.” 6. The background here cannot be changed and shows the default macOS wallpaper. This is what you see after logging in and logging out (Apple icon > Log Out Name > Log Out). The wallpaper here is the same as the desktop and can be changed. You see this screen after logging in and locking the screen (Apple icon > Lock Screen). Of course, the wallpaper here can be changed to anything you like. 
This is what you see when you’re inside your Mac. This shows the official macOS wallpaper, and it cannot be changed until one user has logged in (point 6 below). This is what you see after you reboot your Mac and select a user (or, if your Mac has just one user, then you see it directly). If your Mac has more than one user, you choose a user here and move to screen 2 below. It shows the official macOS wallpaper as the background, and since my Mac is on macOS Ventura, it shows the orange-blue wallpaper. You see this screen after powering on your Mac. 5) More Lock Screen customizations on Mac Your Mac has 6 screensīuckle up because it’s about to become a bit confusing, however we will do our best to break it down and make it as clear as possible.
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