ResizeMe is a productivity tool designed to streamline window resizing on Windows using configurable global hotkeys. The software enables users to apply saved sizes to foreground applications quickly, enhancing workflow efficiency.
Key features of ResizeMe include:
Configurable Global Hotkeys: Users can set custom shortcuts for quick access to predefined window sizes.
Optional Centering: Windows can be resized and centered on the screen for optimal viewing.
System Tray Presence: Runs inconspicuously in the system tray for easy access without cluttering the desktop.
Automatic Launch: Starts automatically upon user sign-in, ensuring it's always ready when needed.
Ideal for productivity-focused Windows users seeking efficient window management, ResizeMe saves time and reduces interruptions, making workflow adjustments seamless and intuitive. Available via winget for convenient installation.
Windows applies preset width and height values as physical pixels. The native macOS app applies the same values as logical points.
For example, a 1280 × 720 preset requests 1280 by 720 pixels on Windows, but 1280 by 720 points on macOS. On a 2x Retina display, that macOS window can occupy 2560 by 1440 physical pixels.
The shared settings.json schema intentionally stores only numeric width and height values, so presets remain compatible but do not preserve a common physical-size meaning across platforms.
A pixel-aware macOS mode is not currently warranted: Accessibility window sizing is point-based and physical-pixel conversion varies by display. It would require an explicit, display-aware opt-in while retaining the current compatible behavior.
Notes
The native macOS app is the default target for menu-bar and macOS-specific work.
The Go/Wails app remains available for the original cross-platform implementation.