A minimalistic Windows rewrite of macOS Rectangle.app.
A hotkey-oriented window snapping and resizing tool for Windows.
This animation illustrates how RectangleWin helps me move windows to edges and corners (and cycle through half, one-thirds or two thirds width or height) only using hotkeys:
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Go to Releases and download the suitable binary for your architecture (typically x64).
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Launch the
.exefile. Now the program icon should be visible on system tray! -
Click on the icon and mark as "Run on startup" to make sure you don't have to run it every time you reboot your PC.
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Snap to edges (left/right/top/bottom ½, ⅔, ⅓):
- Win + Alt + ←→↑↓
- Press multiple times to alternate between ½, ⅔ and ⅓.
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Corner snapping
- Win + Ctrl + Alt + ←: top-left ½, ⅔ and ⅓
- Win + Ctrl + Alt + ↑: top-right ½, ⅔ and ⅓
- Win + Ctrl + Alt + ↓: bottom-left ½, ⅔ and ⅓
- Win + Ctrl + Alt + →: bottom-right ½, ⅔ and ⅓
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Center window on the display: Win+Alt+C
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Maximize window: Win+Shift+F
(Obsolete since Windows natively supports Win+↑)
With Go 1.17+ installed, clone this repository and run:
go generate
go build -ldflags -H=windowsgui .The RectangleWin.exe will be available in the same directory.
It seems that no window snapping utility for Windows is capable of letting user snip windows to {left, right, top, bottom} {half, two-thirds, one-third } using configurable shortcut keys, and center windows in a screen like Rectangle.app does, so I wrote this small utility for myself.
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Configurable shortcuts: I don't need these and it will likely require a pop-up UI, so I will probably not get to this.
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Multiple monitor support: I don't need this right now and I don't own a secondary display so these will need your help.
- Support multiple displays (the code is very likely buggy right now when the primary display isn't the leftmost-topmost in the display arrangement)
- Moving a window between displays
This project is distributed as-is under the Apache 2.0 license. See LICENSE.