Windows has never overlooked aesthetics. From the bucolic green fields of XP to the blue swirling design of Windows 11, the default desktop background has been a source of joy for users for years.
How to Find the Location of Windows 11 Spotlight for Desktop Pictures and Save Them Manually
Thanks to Windows Spotlight, you now have access to beautiful, awe-inspiring images every day right on your lock screen and desktop backgrounds. Unfortunately, these images don’t stick around. If you’ve fallen in love with one of the Windows Spotlight images, you’ll want to know how to download them so you can keep them as your wallpaper for a while longer. Here’s everything you need to know about them.
The images are sourced from all over the world and are updated daily. Recently, an additional "Read more about this image" desktop icon was created that opens to Microsoft Bing, where users can get additional information about the image.
The only problem with Windows Spotlight is that users have no control over which images they get (it's always a surprise) and how long they stay before being replaced (usually a day).
