Toggle HDR for individual displays in Windows Command Palette
Toggle HDR Extension for Command Palette is a software tool designed to provide fine-grained control over Windows HDR settings by allowing users to toggle HDR individually for specific displays rather than globally across all monitors.
Key Features:
Enables selective HDR toggling for one display at a time, unlike the global Win + Alt + B shortcut.
Provides a user-friendly interface through Microsoft PowerToys' Command Palette for quick access and customization.
Displays an accurate list of HDR-capable devices or provides clear feedback when no compatible displays are detected.
Audience & Benefit:
Ideal for users who need to enable HDR selectively, such as gamers aiming to enhance visual quality in specific applications without affecting other monitors, or professionals managing multi-display setups. This tool offers precise control over HDR settings, streamlining workflows and improving user experience.
The extension can be installed via winget with the command winget install --id=jdalley.ToggleHDRforCommandPalette.
README
Toggle HDR Extension
This is an extension for Microsoft PowerToys' Command Palette tool (CmdPal). It enables you to toggle Windows HDR for one display at a time, unlike the global Win + Alt + B shortcut which toggles it for all monitors. Handy if you like a shortcut to selectively enable HDR for some games but not others, and don't want to have it enabled on your other (non-primary) monitors.
