Rectangle
Snap windows to halves, thirds and corners
The verdict
Free and open source, Rectangle snaps Mac windows to halves, thirds and corners with a keyboard shortcut or a drag to the screen edge, and pressing the shortcut again cycles through sizes. A Tile All action spreads every open window across the screen at once. Magnet charges $4.99 for the same basic snapping, and the only catch here is that version 2 needs macOS 14 or later, with 1.100 kept for older Macs.
Get it if
You juggle windows on a laptop screen and want them side by side without dragging corners.
Skip it if
You keep every app in full screen and rarely need 2 windows next to each other.
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What it helps you do
- Snap a window to half the screen
- Cycle a window through thirds with 1 shortcut
- Tile every open window at once
- Get Windows-style snapping on a Mac
Plans and prices
Rectangle
FreeFree and open source under the MIT license
Rectangle Pro
$9.99$9.99 for 1 license active on 3 Macs at a time, after a 10-day free trial
What changed
Version 2.0.4
Added to The Useful Apps
Pick something else if
AltTabPick it if you keep several windows of 1 app open and Command-Tab never lands on the right one.Free to start
SwishPick it if you work on a trackpad and would rather swipe and pinch windows into place than press shortcuts.$16 once
LoopPick this if you want a free snapping tool driven by 1 key and a flick of the mouse.Free, open source
Rectangle head to head
The details
- Runs on
- Mac
- Requires
- macOS 14 or later
- Version
- 2.0.4
- Open source
- Code is public
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