Arranging windows
How to snap windows side by side on a Mac
Three ways to put two windows side by side on a Mac: tiling in macOS 15 Sequoia, Split View on older versions, and keyboard shortcuts from a window manager.
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Guides
How to put windows side by side on a Mac, split the screen in three, move windows from the keyboard, and what the Accessibility permission lets a window manager do.
Arranging windows
Three ways to put two windows side by side on a Mac: tiling in macOS 15 Sequoia, Split View on older versions, and keyboard shortcuts from a window manager.
6 min read
Arranging windows
Three columns, one main window with two stacked, or a wide centre with two sides: what macOS can do itself and where a layout picker is quicker.
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Arranging windows
What on a Mac matches the Windows key and arrows, the layout picker and Snap Assist, feature by feature, and what does not carry over.
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Shortcuts and setup
Which window shortcuts every Mac has, what macOS 15 added, how to give any menu command your own keys, and a full table of snapping shortcuts.
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Shortcuts and setup
Why an app that only moves windows needs a permission this broad, what it could do with it, and the questions to ask before you switch it on.
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Shortcuts and setup
Built-in tiling covers halves and quarters on macOS 15. Here is what it does not cover, and an honest way to decide whether an extra app is worth it.
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Get SnapForMac
Halves, quarters and drag to snap are free. SnapForMac Pro starts at $14.99, paid once. Needs macOS 13 or later, on Apple Silicon and Intel.