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. The preset belongs to the monitor the overlay is on. To save one for another monitor, press Tab first. |
| 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 on the monitor the overlay is on. Each monitor has its own presets. If this monitor has none for the key, another monitor’s is used. 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.