Global
| Shortcut | What it does |
|---|---|
| Win + Alt + Space | Open the resize overlay over the focused window. Configurable. |
| (no default) | Open the Settings window. Configurable. |
| (no default) | Recall window — move the active window back to its remembered position. Configurable. |
| (no default) | Recall all windows — move every window with a remembered position back into place. Configurable. |
| (no default) | Fit to grid — snap the active window to the closest grid cells. Configurable. |
Change any of them under Settings → Shortcuts.
Inside the resize overlay
| Action | What it does |
|---|---|
| Click and drag | Select a rectangle of cells. The focused window resizes live to match. |
| Ctrl + release of the drag | Save the drawn rectangle as a preset bound to a key you press next. |
| Shift + release of the drag | Remember the drawn rectangle as the position for this window’s application. |
| Any single key (no modifiers) | Apply the preset bound to that key, if any. Numpad digits count as the same key as the top-row digits. |
| Shift + a preset key, or Shift + click a preset | Apply the preset and remember it as the position for this window’s application. |
| Tab | Switch the overlay to the next monitor. (When a screen reader such as Narrator, NVDA or JAWS is running, Tab moves focus instead.) |
| PageDown / PageUp | Switch the overlay to the next / previous monitor, wrapping around. |
| Esc | Dismiss the overlay without moving the window. |
If both Ctrl and Shift are held when you release, Ctrl wins and a preset is saved. Modifiers are read at the moment you release the mouse.