Split Screen Mac Like You Can in Windows

Automatically Split Screen When Dragging to Screen Edges

Window Manager comes with 7 pre-defined dragging actions by defining the left, right, top edges of your screen as 'hot zones'. When you drag a window to the edge of the screen with Window Manager installed, the window will auto-resize to fill a specific area of the screen. Depending on where you drag a window, you can make it expand vertically, take up the entire screen, or appear side-by-side with another window.

Resize Your Window with the Innovative Grid System

If you need even more than those standard screen splitting areas, Window Manager also allows you to quickly and efficiently divide your screen into exact portions. All you have to do is click and drag within the display grid interface to select the area that you’d like your window(s) to occupy; your windows will then be resized and moved to that relative position on your screen. If that’s too much for you, you can create shortcuts instead that to automatically resize and move your window.

Be Even More Productive with Keyboard Shortcuts!

If dragging doesn’t float your boat, Window Manager is also accessible through easy to remember and customizable keyboard shortcuts. You can simply highlight the windows and use the menu bar shortcut or keyboard shortcut to instantly split screen to a specific location on your Mac.

Highly Customizable to Fit the Way You Work with Your Mac

The function and appearance of Window Manager are highly customizable to streamline your individual workflow.

• Set the edges and borders for accessing desktop icons and avoid shadow overlap.
• Set the keyboard shortcuts to display and disable Window Manager app.
• Set to start Window Manager when launch your Mac.

Support about 90% of Apps and We are Adding Support to New Apps All the Time.

Safari, Chrome, Keynote, Pages, it doesn't matter, Window Manager works with almost every application, only some apps with non-standard windows can't be supported.

Tiny and Clean

Organization is key when it comes to split screen on Mac. Window Manager is a menu bar access that works with no compromise on stability and performance. It uses very little memory and nearly no CPU. Also it is clean, easy to install and easy to uninstall.