Every window, right where you want it.

42 window commands in the launcher, sizes you make yourself, and whole layouts on one key. Type what you want, or give any of them a hotkey.

A demonstration of Hopper’s window commands. On the left is Hopper’s launcher, listing window commands; on the right, a Mac display with three windows. Running a command moves the window in front. It plays on its own; use the search field to try a command yourself.

Search window commands…

Window Management

  • Left HalfMove the window to the left half of the display
  • Right HalfMove the window to the right half of the display
  • Top HalfMove the window to the top half of the display
  • Bottom HalfMove the window to the bottom half of the display
  • MaximizeFill the display
  • Almost MaximizeNearly fill the display, centered
  • Maximize HeightFull height, same width
  • Maximize WidthFull width, same height
  • Reasonable SizeA comfortable size in the middle of the display

Repeat a Half

Press it again.

Run a half twice and the window gets wider, then narrower: ½, ⅔, ⅓. Or have it carry on to your next display.

When you run a half again

Custom window commands

Make the size you keep dragging to.

Pick a size, pin it to a corner or an edge, nudge it. It becomes a command like any other, in Search and on a hotkey.

Position
Center

Points or a percentage of the display: “60%”, “800”, “-5%”. Offsets go right and down.

Writing column50% × 100%, centerCommand

Window layouts

Your whole setup, one keystroke away.

A layout puts several apps where they go. It starts the ones that aren’t open and can open a page or a file first. Everything else stays where it was.

Saving keeps each app’s window and where it is. Never titles.

And everything else

The small moves you make all day.

Exact sizes and spots

Move Window and Resize Window take numbers, in points or percent, typed right next to the command.

Every window of the app

Focus Next App Window steps through the app’s windows in the order you opened them, so each one gets its turn.

Window 3 of 3 is in front.

Plays nice with Stage Manager

With Stage Manager’s strip showing, windows leave room for it, so nothing lands underneath.

Two displays, no dragging

Send the window to your other display at the same size and in the same spot. Or minimize everything on one display and leave the other alone.

Notion is in front, on the built-in display.

Hotkey presets

Bring the keys your fingers already know.

Coming from Rectangle, Magnet or Spectacle? Import its shortcuts in one go. Hopper tells you first if one of them is already taken.

No window command has a hotkey until you give it one, so nothing changes unless you ask.

Rectangle19 hotkeys

Not in Hopper: Make Larger, Make Smaller, Center Two Thirds

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