Shape‑shifting
Icons that sit together share one island or rooftop. Nothing ever covers an icon or its name.
A living wallpaper for Mac that grows around your icons. Move a file and the beach, the city, or the ski run reshapes itself around it.
macOS 14 or later · Apple Silicon and Intel · 3 scenes free
These three are free. The app has many more, and new ones keep coming.
These are the real scenes, running in your browser. Drag the icons around (a few at once, too), or open the
menu to switch scenes and try night.
It lives quietly in your menu bar.
Positions only. Never names or contents.
It grows in around your icons in a second.
Every scene is generated to fit your icons and your screen, so no two desktops look alike. Lagoon, Cloud Meadow, and Metro are free, and you can try every other scene in the app before you buy.
Browse all scenesIcons that sit together share one island or rooftop. Nothing ever covers an icon or its name.
Follows the real sunset, or Dark Mode. After dark, windows, lanterns, and campfires light up.
Drawn once, animated by macOS itself. It pauses when windows cover the desktop or Low Power Mode is on.
No accounts, analytics, or tracking. Online only for license keys and updates.
One scene per screen, flowing from one to the next. Each pauses on its own while you work.
Sets a snapshot as your wallpaper, so it greets you at login.
Swimmers, skiers, gondolas, songbirds, and fireflies, going about their day.
$0
Lagoon, Cloud Meadow, and Metro, with every feature included. No time limit.
Coming soon$2
Pick any scene to keep. Try each one on your own desktop for 60 seconds first.
Browse scenes$7.99
All 13 paid scenes, plus every scene added in the future.
Unlock everythingOne-time purchases, no subscription. Each license works on 2 Macs. Payments are handled securely by Lemon Squeezy, a Stripe company. Cards, Apple Pay, and PayPal are accepted, and your key arrives by email.
Version 1.1.9 · macOS 14 Sonoma or later · Apple Silicon and Intel · 4 MB
Coming soonIconscape is made by an independent developer and isn't notarized by Apple yet, so macOS asks you to confirm once:
You only need to do this once.
Have more questions? Don't hesitate to contact us.
Finder is the only place macOS keeps your icon positions. Iconscape asks for those positions and your icon size, nothing else. It never reads file names or contents, and nothing leaves your Mac. See the privacy policy.
No. The landscape is drawn once, and the moving parts are animated by macOS's own graphics system. When you're working in other apps and can't see the desktop, the animation pauses and Iconscape uses next to no CPU.
Yes. With Stacks on, the landscape follows the Stacks layout along the right edge of the screen.
Yes. Click any locked scene and choose Try for 60 seconds. It takes over your desktop for a minute, then switches back.
Your license key arrives by email. In Iconscape, open the menu bar icon, choose Unlock All Themes… or click the scene, then paste the key and click Activate.
Yes. If Iconscape isn't right for you, reply to your receipt email within 7 days of buying.
Iconscape checks for updates once a day and installs them with one click. New scenes arrive in updates, and if you bought every scene, new ones unlock automatically.
No. The App Store doesn't allow apps to ask Finder where icons are, so Iconscape is available only from this site.