In 14.1, screen saver allows you to pick from the provided screen saver types. In prior OS releases, you could use your own folder to display your personal pictures, but this is not available any more.
MacBook Air 13″, macOS 13.4
Just some Apple obfuscation… capability still there. Using macOS 14.1 here too.
On the Screen Saver panel, click that Options… button adjacent to Photos and choose your folder of images. Optionally, Shuffle Slide Order. And for Style, I chose Ken Burns. Towards the bottom of that panel under Others, I selected Photos. I now have a rotating litany of Infinity pools from around the world…
In the Lock Screen panel, I set the Start Screen Saver when inactive for 2 minutes to test that it was working, and then reset this to 30 minutes for my usage.
Just some Apple obfuscation… capability still there. Using macOS 14.1 here too.
On the Screen Saver panel, click that Options… button adjacent to Photos and choose your folder of images. Optionally, Shuffle Slide Order. And for Style, I chose Ken Burns. Towards the bottom of that panel under Others, I selected Photos. I now have a rotating litany of Infinity pools from around the world…
In the Lock Screen panel, I set the Start Screen Saver when inactive for 2 minutes to test that it was working, and then reset this to 30 minutes for my usage.
MacBook Air - macOS 14.1.1
I thought it was difficult to set (customize) my own screen saver from Photos, but then I found the way.
Hope this helps.
Infinite? Must have oodles of storage.
Negative radius pools aka "Infiinity" pools…
Just a poorly constructed joke. I'll do better next time.
thank you so much.... now i realise the photo is hidden as if it was a picture list of apple - wow !!!!
At last I've found the solution.
Thanks!
What happened to the personal screen saver folder?
