Included in today's release of macOS 27 Golden Gate beta 6 is a new dynamic wallpaper of the Golden Gate Bridge, bringing the total count of dynamic wallpapers to five. The macOS 27 Golden Gate wallpaper gallery keeps expanding as Apple continues adding dynamic screensavers that double as wallpapers, featuring beautiful slow-motion footage overlooking San Francisco's iconic Golden Gate Bridge.

When the Mac is unlocked, the screensaver gradually comes to a stop, leaving behind a fresh and slightly different wallpaper each time. Although macOS handles the dynamic effect, users can access a gallery of static frames from each of the videos, plus light and dark versions of the generic stylized 27 wallpaper.

To set custom wallpaper on macOS, users can go to 'System Settings' > 'Wallpaper', scroll down to 'Your Photos', click the 'Add Photo' button, then add photos from their Photos library, image files, folders from Finder, or albums from the Photos app. Alternative methods include using the Photos app share button or control-clicking images in Safari.