Here are a few ways to Christmas-ify Windows 11, so you’re ready for the season.
Adding Christmas Flair to Windows 11
So how do you go about decorating your system?
With themes, apps, and widgets, of course.
Winter Holiday Glow Theme
Why not start things off by switching the whole system theme over?
Monotype Christmas Font Pack
Next up is the Monotype Christmas Font Pack.
Christmas Countdown App
Another quick and easy grab from the Microsoft store.
This simple countdown app can help you keep track of the time left until the big day.
Head over to theMicrosoft Store page for the Christmas Countdown Appto grab this free app.
Animated Snowfall on Desktop
To a lot of people, Christmas means snow.
So why not add some to your desktop?
DesktopSnowOk is a free program that allows you to add customizable snowfall to your desktop.
You could turn on a blizzard or keep it to a mild, workable level.
This one goes great with the Winter Holiday Glow Theme.
Head over tothe download page for DesktopSnowOkto give this a go.
Christmas Taskbar
Here’s another program to add a pinch of snow to your desktop.
Christmas Taskbar is a simple program that adds an overlay of falling snow and festive lights to your taskbar.
Grab the download fromthe Christmas Taskbar pageto give it a look for yourself.
With Cursor Snowflakes, flakes of snow will fall from wherever your cursor is.
This one is customizable as well, so you could adjust the intensity and transparency.
This one is just plain fun to mess around with.
Grab it by going tothe download page for Cursor Snowflakes.
Paper Christmas Tree
Here’s something more static and less distracting.
The Paper Christmas Tree app adds a simple Christmas tree to your desktop.
This is another free program and can be found by heading over tothe Paper Christmas Tree download page.
So sit back, crank up the digital snowfall, and enjoy the decorations.
The time only comes once a year, after all.
