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Description
DisplayCut is the fastest and most intuitive way to arrange your windows on macOS.
Whether you want to work in full focus or keep multiple apps in view, DisplayCut helps you snap and organize your workspace instantly — no dragging, no fiddling, just pure productivity.
● Effortless Window Snapping
Use customizable keyboard shortcuts to move and resize your active window in an instant.
Snap to the left or right half, the top or bottom half, or neatly into a quarter of the screen.
Every shortcut is designed to keep your hands on the keyboard and your mind on your work.
● Auto-Launch at Startup
With DisplayCut’s auto-launch feature, your window management setup is ready the moment your Mac starts.
No extra clicks, no waiting — just launch into your day with your tools already in place.
You can enable or disable this option at any time in the General Settings.
● Smart Exceptions
Not every app should be moved or resized automatically.
With the Exceptions feature, you can exclude specific apps — such as video conferencing tools, full-screen media players, or creative apps — from being affected by DisplayCut’s snapping actions.
This ensures important windows stay exactly where you want them.
● Designed for macOS
DisplayCut blends seamlessly into your Mac with a familiar and minimal design.
Everything is just where you expect it to be — clean, simple, and easy to use from day one.
● Privacy-Friendly
DisplayCut works entirely on your device.
No account is required, and no personal data is collected.
It only requests the macOS Accessibility permission, which is necessary to move and resize application windows on your behalf.
How It Works:
1. Launch DisplayCut and grant Accessibility permission when prompted.
2. Use the menu bar icon to access settings, manage exceptions, or toggle auto-launch.
3. Press your chosen shortcut keys to snap windows exactly where you want them.
With DisplayCut, you can set your workspace once and let it work forever.
Stay focused, stay organized, and keep your workflow moving at the speed of thought.