Toyota Mark II on Country Road, a 20-second live wallpaper, ready for your Mac.
4K • 20 sec • Cars
Toyota Mark II on Country Road is a 4K cars live wallpaper for Mac from the JDM collection in the MacWall catalog.
It is encoded at 3840x2160 (16:9) and loops every 20 seconds without a visible cut. Themes: toyota, mark ii, jzx100, sedan, road, field. Main colours: brown, black and grey. Preview it above, then set it on your MacBook, iMac, or external display with MacWall.
Colours
- brown#363322
- black#18180c
- grey#968e7d
- beige#dacdb4
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How to set Toyota Mark II on Country Road as your Mac wallpaper
- Download MacWall for macOS (macOS 15 or later) and open it.
- Choose Set on Mac on this page, or search "Toyota Mark II on Country Road" in the app.
- Pick one display or all of them. Toyota Mark II on Country Road starts playing as your desktop wallpaper.
- Optional: with Pro on macOS 26 (Tahoe) or later, also use it on the Lock Screen and as a Screen Saver.
Toyota Mark II on Country Road FAQ
- How do I set Toyota Mark II on Country Road as my Mac wallpaper?
- Install MacWall, then choose Set on Mac on this page or search "Toyota Mark II on Country Road" in the app. It plays behind your windows as a live desktop wallpaper on any connected display.
- Is Toyota Mark II on Country Road a video or a still wallpaper?
- It is a video loop at 3840x2160 that repeats every 20 seconds, played with hardware decoding so it stays smooth without slowing your Mac.
- Will the Toyota Mark II on Country Road live wallpaper drain my MacBook battery?
- MacWall pauses playback behind full-screen apps and when the display sleeps, so Toyota Mark II on Country Road costs very little in everyday use.
- Can I use Toyota Mark II on Country Road on the Mac Lock Screen?
- Yes, with MacWall Pro on macOS 26 (Tahoe) or later. Pro is a one-time $12.99 payment that unlocks the full catalog, with no subscription.
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Minimum macOS 15.0 or later