Aesthetics
Add falling snow around the borders of the screen.
Control the Winter Frame effect, snow intensity, fall speed, size, border zone, glow, wind, and color.
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Enable the falling-snow effect
Winter Frame adds falling snow around the borders of the screen. Open Aesthetics and enable the effect from the Winter Frame card.
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Open Aesthetics
Choose Aesthetics from the LowLighter sidebar.
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Enable Winter Frame
Turn on the Winter Frame control.
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Tune the presentation
Adjust the snow and border controls until the effect fits your desktop.
Configure the snow and border
- Snow intensity
- Sets how much snow appears around the screen.
- Fall speed
- Sets how quickly the snow moves.
- Snowflake size
- Sets the size of the falling snowflakes.
- Border zone
- Sets the screen area where the effect appears.
- Glow
- Controls the glow associated with the frame effect.
- Wind drift
- Controls the sideways movement of the snow.
- Snow color
- Sets the color of the snow.
Use Reset to Defaults in the Winter Frame card when you want to restore its original settings.
Use Winter Frame with Basic or Pro
Winter Frame is available with Basic or Pro access. The Aesthetics workspace shows the plan requirement when the effect is locked.
Winter Frame is presentation only. Its settings change the border effect and do not change your modes, shortcuts, capture region, or answer content.
Keep the snow available
Winter Frame uses a native desktop presentation and can remain visible after you close the main LowLighter window. It is designed to keep background memory use modest while it runs.
Reopen LowLighter from the Windows system tray or macOS menu bar to change it. Choose Quit LowLighter when you want the frame and other running features to stop.