Requires Raycast PRO

This extension takes open windows and tiles them into a chosen layout. Affected amount of windows depends on each individual layout.

You can choose a gap in extension settings that is applied between and around the windows.

NOTE! This extension is NOT an automatic tiling window manager. Layout is only applied when the command is run from Raycast. At least one window must have focus when running a command.

Tiling Layouts

Horizontal

• Horizontal 50/50 — Two windows, 50% width each, 100% height
• Horizontal 70/30 — Two windows, 70% and 30% width, 100% height
• Horizontal 30/70 — Two windows, 30% and 70% width, 100% height
• Horizontal 75/25 — Two windows, 75% and 25% width, 100% height
• Horizontal 25/75 — Two windows, 25% and 75% width, 100% height
• Horizontal 3 Columns — Three windows, 1/3 width each, 100% height
• Horizontal 1+2 — Three windows, one large left, two stacked right
• Horizontal 2+1 — Three windows, two stacked left, one large right

Vertical

• Vertical 50/50 — Two windows, 100% width, 50% height each
• Vertical 70/30 — Two windows, 100% width, 70% and 30% height
• Vertical 30/70 — Two windows, 100% width, 30% and 70% height
• Vertical 75/25 — Two windows, 100% width, 75% and 25% height
• Vertical 25/75 — Two windows, 100% width, 25% and 75% height
• Vertical 3 Rows — Three windows, 100% width, 1/3 height each
• Vertical 1+2 — Three windows, one large top, two side-by-side bottom
• Vertical 2+1 — Three windows, two side-by-side top, one large bottom

Grid

• Grid of 4 — Even grid, 2 columns, 2 rows
• Grid of 6 — Even grid, 3 columns, 2 rows
• Grid of 9 — Even grid, 3 columns, 3 rows

Special

• Centered Focus — Three windows, large center (60%), two narrow sidebars
• Picture in Picture — Main window on top (80%), small PiP bottom-right. With 3 windows, the bottom-left is also filled

Smart Commands

• Auto Layout — Automatically picks the best layout based on the number of open windows
• Pick Layout — Browse all layouts with their icons, reorder windows (⌥↑/⌥↓) to decide which goes in which slot. Shows actual app icons for easy identification

Save & Restore

• Save Current Layout — Save the current window positions to restore later
• Restore Saved Layout — Browse and restore previously saved window positions

Custom Layouts

• Create Custom Layout — Define your own layout using a JSON grid (e.g. [[1,1,2],[3,4,2]])
• Custom Layouts — Browse, apply, and manage your custom layouts. Create new layouts directly from the list (⌘N). Confirmation dialogs protect against accidental deletions and overwrites

Preferences

• Gap — Gap size between and around windows (0–128px)
• Disable notifications — Hide the "Windows arranged" success toast
• Keep Raycast open — Keep the Raycast window open after tiling
• Excluded Apps — Comma-separated list of app names to exclude from tiling (e.g. "Finder, Spotify")