Missing Snap Layouts on your Mac?
You switched to a Mac and your hands still reach for ⊞ + arrow keys. ZoneSnap brings back what you miss from Windows Snap and PowerToys FancyZones – with one shortcut and zones you can see.
Dragging windows to the edge
macOS can tile halves, but only by dragging or digging through menus. No thirds, no quarters, no keyboard flow.
No zones you can see
On Windows you hovered the maximise button and picked a layout. On the Mac you guess where a window will land.
Muscle memory without a home
Years of ⊞ + ← and ⊞ + ↑ – and nothing happens.
What you knew on Windows, on your Mac
Each placement is the hotkey ⌥⇥ followed by one key.
| On Windows | In ZoneSnap |
|---|---|
| ⊞ + ← / → (snap left / right) | ⌥ ⇥ then R or T – press again for ⅔ and ⅓ |
| ⊞ + ↑ (maximise) | ⌥ ⇥ D |
| Snap Layouts on the maximise button | A key block that shows every zone before you pick it |
| FancyZones custom zones | Thirds, quarters and corners built in – no editor needed |
| ⊞ + ⇧ + ← (move to other monitor) | ⌥ ⇥ A, or just keep the mouse on the target display |
| Ctrl + Z after a mistake | ⌥ ⇥ Z puts the window back where it was |
ZoneSnap labels the keys by your keyboard layout, so it works on QWERTY, QWERTZ and AZERTY.
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