Pick a window, click a button — it snaps pixel-perfect into halves, thirds or quarters. Turn one monitor into two.
Stop dragging windows around. Just press a button.
“Lecture left, notes right — perfectly even.”
“Thirds on my ultrawide is a game changer.”
“Pixel-aligned. My OCD is satisfied.”
“Comparing two Excel files side by side daily.”
“No gaps between windows. So clean.”
“Smart enough to avoid the taskbar.”
“My parents can use it — it's just buttons.”
“Most intuitive free splitter I've tried.”
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Free screen recording with audio, pause and GIF export.
Press F2, drag, then mark up with pen, arrows and pixelate.
Auto-saved as you type, restored after every reboot.
Create and extract archives, repairs garbled filenames.
Pen, shapes, fill and text with 20-step undo.
Smart encoding detection, dark mode, find & replace.
Click-to-note dates with adjustable transparency.
90+ shortcuts in a tiny transparent floating finder.
A tiny bar for Windows' hidden virtual desktops.
Batch compress hundreds of images — originals untouched.
Three presets — minimal quality loss, major size drop.
Photos, videos, audio, PDFs — the right method, automatically.
PDF↔images, video→MP3/GIF — all offline on your PC.
Lossless cuts, transitions, music, filters. No watermark.
Paste a URL — full-page and split scrolling screenshots.
Analyze a page, preview, and bulk-save only what you tick.
Open anything, then add notes, shapes and stickers.
Free stock search, flexible splitting, EXIF/GPS removal.
Install, launch and auto-update the whole suite.
Everything a window manager needs.
Left/right/top/bottom halves, thirds, 2/3, corner quarters, maximize, centered.
Compensates Windows' invisible borders — windows meet with zero gaps.
Uses the real work area, so nothing hides behind the taskbar.
Don't drag. Click.
Choose it from the dropdown (↻ to refresh).
◧ ◨ ⅓ ◰ … pick where it should go.
The window moves and resizes exactly there.
Yes — free forever.
Windows Snap only does halves/quarters by dragging. TocTok adds thirds, 2/3 and centered layouts, applied to any window you pick from a list — no dragging.
No. It compensates for Windows' invisible borders for gap-free alignment.
Regular app windows, yes. Some admin-elevated windows and fullscreen games are restricted by Windows.
No. Everything happens locally.
A window splitter arranges your windows into clean zones — lecture video on the left, notes on the right; spreadsheet A next to spreadsheet B. It eliminates Alt-Tabbing and effectively turns one monitor into two. Windows' built-in snap only offers halves and quarters, and you have to drag each window yourself.
Pick a window from the dropdown (hit ↻ after opening new apps), then click a layout: halves (◧◨⬒⬓), thirds (⅓/⅔), corner quarters (◰◳◱◲), maximize (⛶) or centered-large (▣). The app respects your taskbar and compensates for invisible window borders, so windows align gap-free.
Admin-elevated windows can refuse to be moved (a Windows security rule), and fullscreen games need windowed mode. If a window is missing from the list, un-minimize it and refresh.
On ultrawide monitors, three ⅓ columns (chat · browser · document) is life-changing. On regular monitors, ⅔ + ⅓ (main work + reference) is the most practical. Pair with virtual desktops for effectively unlimited workspace.