One view. Your actual screens.

Make the picture
meet in the middle.

Different resolutions. Different screen sizes. Arrange your monitors, move the picture, and save a separate wallpaper for each one.

Two or three screens
Physical-size-aware
No upload or account

One scene, your screens

Make your monitors a connected view.

Tell us each screen’s resolution and physical size. Move one image across the preview, then save a separate PNG for each screen.

Choose an image from your device

PNG, JPEG or WebP · up to 30 MB and 80 megapixels. Processing stays in your browser. Use an image you have permission to use.

No image loaded yet.

Choose an image to begin. Nothing is downloaded automatically.

1. Match your desk

ScreensArrangementAlign screensGap between active edges (mm)

Adjust gap (mm)

The gap includes both bezels and the space between them. We use the same gap between each neighbouring pair. Screen order is left to right, or top to bottom.

Screen 1Starting preset

Native width (px)Native height (px)Active diagonal (inches)Rotation

Enter resolution before rotation. Measure the visible screen diagonally, without its frame.

Screen 2Starting preset

Native width (px)Native height (px)Active diagonal (inches)Rotation

Enter resolution before rotation. Measure the visible screen diagonally, without its frame.

2. Position the image

ZoomZoom ×

Horizontal positionPosition %

Vertical positionPosition %

Zoom 1× fills the full layout. Position only moves the extra image beyond the edges; an axis with no extra image will not move.

Your physical layout

Scaled preview

Drag the image inside the preview, or use the position controls. The spaces between screens hide part of the scene, just like real bezels.

3. Save each screen

Prepare one file at a time. Changes to the image or layout clear previous download links.

Load an image to check source quality.

Screen 1

Choose an image to prepare this screen.

Screen 2

Choose an image to prepare this screen.

Designed for two or three flat, square-pixel screens in a row or column. This preview is not a guarantee for curved monitors or unusual scaling. Save each file, then choose it for the corresponding display in your system’s wallpaper settings. It is not one stretched “span” file.

Why inches matter

A pixel is not a physical size.

A 27-inch 1440p monitor and a 24-inch 1080p monitor do not have the same pixel density. This tool maps your picture over one shared physical area, then samples each screen separately. It keeps a feature’s physical size consistent instead of simply cutting the picture into equal pixel widths.

Measure the visible screen diagonally, corner to corner, in inches—not the outer case. The gap is the full distance between the lit edges: both bezels plus any space between them. The calculation assumes flat, coplanar screens and square pixels. Curved screens, angles and measurement errors can still affect the join.

A few things worth knowing.

Will a small source become a sharp 4K wallpaper?

No. The saved PNG can match a 4K screen’s dimensions, but enlargement cannot restore missing source detail. The tool shows each screen’s enlargement factor and asks before allowing it. Check each original’s native dimensions on its detail page; use a larger source for sharper multi-screen results.

Why does part of my picture disappear?

The preview fills the complete monitor arrangement without stretching the image. Edges outside that arrangement are cropped, and the section behind the bezel gap is deliberately absent from the files. Drag the image or use the position sliders to choose what stays visible.

How do I apply the separate files on Windows?

Open Settings → Personalization → Background and use Picture. Add the saved images, then right-click an image preview to choose its display where that option is available. Match files by their physical position in your layout: this tool’s screen numbers do not detect Windows display numbers. These files are already separated; do not span each one across all screens.

Microsoft notes that per-monitor picture selection is unavailable when using multiple virtual desktops. Check your version’s options in Microsoft’s background guide.

How do I apply them on a Mac?

Open System Settings → Wallpaper and add the saved images. Choose the corresponding image for each display using the options available in your macOS version. If you want different images, do not enable the option that repeats the same wallpaper on all Spaces and displays. See Apple’s Wallpaper settings guide.

Does GeMarkt receive my image?

No. The file you choose is processed inside your browser. It is not uploaded, added to a URL or stored by this tool. A built-in design is fetched only when you choose to load it. Downloads are new PNGs, not changes to your original file; original metadata and colour profiles are not preserved.

Try a wider view.

Each design opens with the tool below its preview and shows its own native dimensions. These are small original files, not high-resolution multi-monitor masters.