Best 6 Mac Window Managers

1

Magnet Window Manager

Rectangle shows that you don’t need to dip into your bank account to get window resizer tools. This free Mac window manager lets you manage multiple windows using keyboard shortcuts, menu options, or by dragging and dropping. Just like Magnet, you can split your screen up into quarters, thirds, or halves.

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2

Rectangle

Rectangle shows that you don’t need to dip into your bank account to get window resizer tools. This free Mac window manager lets you manage multiple windows using keyboard shortcuts, menu options, or by dragging and dropping. Just like Magnet, you can split your screen up into quarters, thirds, or halves.

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3

Amethyst

Until Apple brings better window management to Macs, these third-party tools are the best way to improve organization and productivity. Most of them let you snap windows into position by dragging them to the edge of your display—similar to the window snapping found in Microsoft Windows. But others, like Amethyst, Mosaic, and Moom, offer some interesting alternatives. HazeOver, meanwhile, helps you focus on one window at a time, keeping the distraction of multiple windows hidden away.

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4

Mosaic by Light Pillar

While many window managers require you to drag windows to the edge of your screen, Mosaic does things differently. When you start dragging a window, Mosaic will automatically show you a selection of layouts at the top of your screen. Simply choose one, and the window will change size accordingly.

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5

Moom

Although it’s the default way of controlling Moom, you can operate this Mac window organizer in other ways too. Head into Moom’s settings, and you can set up keyboard shortcuts, as well as drag and drop.

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6

HazeOver

Until Apple brings better window management to Macs, these third-party tools are the best way to improve organization and productivity. Most of them let you snap windows into position by dragging them to the edge of your display—similar to the window snapping found in Microsoft Windows. But others, like Amethyst, Mosaic, and Moom, offer some interesting alternatives. HazeOver, meanwhile, helps you focus on one window at a time, keeping the distraction of multiple windows hidden away.

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