Drag the shared edge of two tiled windows and both resize together. Rare on macOS — like Ubuntu and Windows 11.
Drag a window to a screen edge or corner and a zone appears; release to snap. Halves, quarters, thirds.
Snap without touching the mouse. ⌃⌥ + arrows for halves, plus keys for quarters and thirds.
Pop up a compact grid and pick a zone at a glance.
Define your own grid zones and save them — for arrangements halves and quarters can't make (thirds, L-shapes…).
Move windows to the next display and snap there too.
Set the gap between windows and the padding from screen edges. 0 for flush, or breathing room.
Turn snapping off for specific apps that manage their own windows.
Japanese, English, Chinese, Korean, and more. Made to be used worldwide.
Snap a window to one half and microSnap offers your other windows for the empty side. Pick one and your split is done.
Save an entire window arrangement and bring it back with one shortcut. Apps that aren't running are launched for you.
Rules that snap an app to its zone the moment it opens — per display, hands-free.
Drag a snapped window free and it returns to its original size. ⌃⌥⌫ undoes your last snap.
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