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title: WALLREEL
section: 1
header: User Commands
footer: WallReel 2.0.0
date: 2026-03-24
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# NAME
wallreel - Choose and set desktop wallpapers with customizable themes and actions
# SYNOPSIS
**wallreel** [*options*]
# DESCRIPTION
**wallreel** is a Qt6 application for browsing wallpaper images, previewing candidates,
and applying a selected image.
Configuration is loaded from a JSON file. CLI options are available for logging,
one-shot operations, and runtime overrides.
# OPTIONS
**-h, --help**
: Display help for command-line options.
**-v, --version**
: Display version information.
**-V, --verbose**
: Set log level to DEBUG (default is INFO).
**-C, --clear-cache**
: Clear image cache and exit.
**-q, --quiet**
: Suppress log output.
**-d, --append-dir** _dir_
: Append an additional wallpaper search directory.
This option can be provided multiple times.
**-c, --config-file** _file_
: Use a custom configuration file.
**-D, --disable-actions**
: Disable actions defined in the configuration file.
**-a, --apply** _file_
: Apply the specified image as wallpaper and exit.
In this mode, the configuration is still parsed. Action placeholders are resolved
from the selected image and any captured state values.
# BEHAVIOR NOTES
- CLI options are generally optional; configuration is the preferred customization path.
- Some options are mutually exclusive (for example `--verbose` and `--quiet`).
- With `--apply`, WallReel executes configured selection actions without opening the UI.
# FILES
`~/.config/wallreel/config.json`
: Default configuration file location.
`~/.cache/wallreel/`
: Runtime cache location.
# EXAMPLES
Run with default configuration:
```bash
wallreel
```
Use a custom configuration file:
```bash
wallreel --config-file ~/.config/wallreel/config.json
```
Append additional search directories:
```bash
wallreel --append-dir ~/Pictures/Wallpapers --append-dir ~/Art
```
Apply a wallpaper and exit:
```bash
wallreel --apply ~/Pictures/wallpaper.jpg
```
# EXIT STATUS
Returns `0` on success. Returns a non-zero value on failure.
# SEE ALSO
**wallreel**(5)
# AUTHOR
Uyanide <github.com/Uyanide>