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WindowResizer

WindowResizer is a simple tool that gives you a way to use hotkeys to quickly save and restore different window positions and sizes.

Download

• Github Release >

  require:

  • Windows 7+ (x64)
  • .NET Framework 4.7.2+

• Microsoft Store >

  The Windows Store version has the same features as the GitHub release version.
  You can support development by purchasing it on the Windows Store.

App

hotkeys

Change hotkeys in setting window.

• save window position

  default hotkey: ctrl+alt+s

• save all opened window position

• restore window position

  default hotkey: ctrl+alt+r

  demo
  <img src="https://i.imgur.com/5TJdL44.gif" />
  

• restore all opened window position

  demo
  <img src="https://i.imgur.com/3558lKS.gif" />
  

usage

• how to add an config entry

  Focus on the window (eg. Chrome), then press the save window hotkey (ctrl+alt+sby default), an entry will be added to the configuration file.

• How does the window matching work?

  The process name is matched first. The title is not required, by default use a wildcard * to match all the titles for a process name. And if you specify the title, it will be matched first.

• Option: Resize by title Uncheck: Resize based on process Checked: Resize based on Process and title

• Auto resize: restore window position automatically

  check the checkbox on Auto column.

  demo
  <img src="https://i.imgur.com/LeNyJQu.gif" />
  

• Option: Auto resize delay This option is used with the Auto Resize feature. When Auto Resize based on process titles, some titles are not immediately determined, such as Chrome web pages. If this option is checked, you can set a delay(in millisecond) for the Chrome process, so when a new Chrome window is created, there will be a delay before resize takes effect.

• portable mode

  • download portable package
  • put WindowResizer.config.json in the same folder as the program file WindowResizer.exe

CLI

run WindowResizer.CLI.exe resize -h
> The CLI can run standalone without WindowResizer App running.

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Usage:
  WindowResizer.CLI resize [options]

Options:
  -c, --config     Config file path, use current config file if omitted.
  -P, --profile   Profile name, use current profile if omitted.
  -p, --process   Process name, use foreground process if omitted.
  -t, --title       Process title, all windows of the process will be resized if not specified.
  -v, --verbose            Show more details.
  -?, -h, --help           Show help and usage information

e.g.,

# Resize all
WindowResizer.CLI.exe resize

# Specify config file and profile
WindowResizer.CLI.exe resize -c "X:\WindowResizer.config.json" -P "my-profile"

# Show verbose
WindowResizer.CLI.exe resize -v

# Filter windows by process
WindowResizer.CLI.exe resize -p "notepad.exe"

# Filter windows by title regex
WindowResizer.CLI.exe resize -t ".*.txt" 

# Combine all options
WindowResizer.CLI.exe resize -c "X:\WindowResizer.config.json" -P "my-profile" -p "notepad.exe" -t ".*.txt" -v

Build

• .NET Framework 4.7.2
• Visual Studio 2019/2022 or JetBrains Rider
• Projects
  • WindowResizer: the GUI app
  • WindowResizer.CLI: the CLI app

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