Then, when you drag windows, you’ll see a popup that lets you quickly arrange things just the way you want. It offers seemingly endless opportunities for tweaking, allowing you to design your own favorite window arrangements. If none of these applications work quite how you want Mosaic is probably the app for you. It’s not the quickest tool here, but it does give you a lot of flexibility on the fly. Divvy is different because it presents you with a grid and lets you quickly define the area the current window should take up. Most the applications we’ve outlined so far let you snap windows into place in a pre-set number of positions. Divvy ($14): Arrange Windows However You Want on the Fly If you like Spectacle but want to add window snapping this is probably your best bet, and at $1 it’s not exactly going to bankrupt you. If you want access to keyboard shortcuts, dragging, and the menu bar, Magnet is a low-cost option that offers Windows-style snapping, customizable keyboard shortcuts, and a menu bar icon. It’s not the most powerful application here, but it’s free and it gets the job done. You can choose whichever keyboard shortcuts you want, and there are no gimmicks once everything is working. There’ are no drag-and-drop features instead, you can rearrange your Mac’s windows with a keyboard shortcut or by using the menu bar. Spectacle is the only free option on this list, and it’s also the simplest. Spectacle (Free): Arrange Your Windows With Quick Keyboard Shortcuts The app is also available on SetApp, if you have a subscription. There’s a lot more power you could dig into here, too, if you put the time in.īetterTouchTool costs $6.50 for two years worth of updates or $20 for a lifetime. I like to use a two-thirds one-third split, for example, and this lets me do that. This is all really nice, but BetterTouchTool also lets you design custom touchpad gestures or keyboard shortcuts for arranging windows even more quickly, and to a number of other specifications. Even better: move a window away from it’s snapped position and it will shrink back to its previous size. You can also drag a window to the top of the screen to make it take up the entire space, or to a corner to make it take up one-quarter.
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