{for not fx128}This article applies to [[Find what version of Firefox you are using|Firefox version]] 128 and above.{/for} {for =fx128, =fx129} [[Template:progressiverollout]] {/for}<!-- Wallpapers were enabled via nimbus rollout until fx130, when the preference was turned on. See https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1902361#c5 and https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1910776 --> Firefox allows you to customize your Firefox [[New Tab page in Firefox|New Tab page]] with a selection of wallpapers, from sleek solid colors to artistic abstract designs and captivating photographs, giving your browser a fresh look that suits your style. [[Image:New tab with wallpaper|width=820]] You can personalize your Firefox New Tab page by adding one of the available wallpapers. Follow these steps: #In the top right corner of the New Tab page, click the gear [[Image:IG settings]] icon. #In the customization panel, under the ''Wallpapers'' section, you will see different categories like ''Solid colors'', ''Abstract'' and ''Photographs''. #*Click the category you prefer. For example, selecting ''Abstract'' will show a variety of abstract designs. #;[[Image:Wallpaper on new tab page|width=450]] #Click a wallpaper from the selected category to preview it. The wallpaper will be applied immediately as you select it. #*For example, if you choose a wallpaper from the Abstract category, it will be displayed as the background on your New Tab page. #;[[Image:Wallpaper applied to new tab page]] #After selecting your desired wallpaper, in the top of the panel, click [[Image:Go back|width=25]] next to the wallpaper category name to return to the customization panel. #Click {button Close} to close the panel. Now, whenever you open a new tab, your selected wallpaper will be displayed, giving your Firefox a personalized touch. =Reset wallpaper to default= To reset to your default background on the New Tab page: #In the top right corner of the New Tab page, click the gear [[Image:IG settings]] icon. #In the customization panel, under the ''Wallpapers'' section, click '''Reset to Default'''. #Click the {button Close} button at the top right to exit the customization panel. =Related articles= *[[Customize your New Tab page to hide or display content]] *[[Customize items on your Firefox New Tab page]] *[[Customize Firefox controls, buttons and toolbars]]

This article applies to Firefox version 128 and above.

Firefox allows you to customize your Firefox New Tab page with a selection of wallpapers, from sleek solid colors to artistic abstract designs and captivating photographs, giving your browser a fresh look that suits your style.

You can personalize your Firefox New Tab page by adding one of the available wallpapers. Follow these steps:

1. In the top right corner of the New Tab page, click the gear icon.
2. In the customization panel, under the Wallpapers section, you will see different categories like Solid colors, Abstract and Photographs.
   • Click the category you prefer. For example, selecting Abstract will show a variety of abstract designs.

   

3. Click a wallpaper from the selected category to preview it. The wallpaper will be applied immediately as you select it.
   • For example, if you choose a wallpaper from the Abstract category, it will be displayed as the background on your New Tab page.

   

4. After selecting your desired wallpaper, in the top of the panel, click next to the wallpaper category name to return to the customization panel.
5. Click Close to close the panel.

Now, whenever you open a new tab, your selected wallpaper will be displayed, giving your Firefox a personalized touch.

Reset wallpaper to default

To reset to your default background on the New Tab page:

1. In the top right corner of the New Tab page, click the gear icon.
2. In the customization panel, under the Wallpapers section, click Reset to Default.
3. Click the Close button at the top right to exit the customization panel.

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