Window Position Keys

Snap a window with a Stream Deck key on Windows: set a key to the left half, right half, a third, a quarter, the center or maximize, and one press moves and resizes the window there. Press the same key again and it goes back to its old place and size. A window manager on your Stream Deck.

15 spots, one key each

Halves (also top and bottom), thirds, two thirds, quarters, center (own size or 50-90%), maximize

Press again: old position, size and maximized or minimized state come back. Halves can step 1/2, 2/3, 1/3 instead

Edge to edge

The visible frame fills the spot, so side-by-side windows line up edge to edge. Optional gap

Any program, even behind or minimized

Pick a program (title words optional): its window moves without coming to the front

Resize window to an exact size

Custom Position: a window position in percent or pixels, like 1280 x 720 for a stream capture

Move window to the next screen

Keeps the same place: a left half stays a left half, maximized stays maximized

On the key

A small map of the spot, green when a press will undo

Looks: Map, Classic, Neon, Solid. English and Japanese

Privacy Window positions and titles stay on your PC.

Limits

Windows of admin programs may stay put unless Stream Deck also runs as admin; the key shows ADMIN

Apps with a minimum size may stay larger; self-drawn frames may sit a little off

Windows 10+ and Stream Deck 6.9+

Idea or bug? Use the Support link. Every message is read.

First release with three keys. Snap Window puts the window you work in, or a window of a program you pick, on a half, third, two thirds, quarter, the center or maximized, and the next press puts it back. Custom Position sets an exact place and size in percent or pixels. Next Screen sends it to the next screen. Four key looks, English and Japanese.