Maximize within a segment
Double-click, the maximize button or Win ↑ fill just the segment. A second double-click restores the previous size – browsers and Discord included.
For ultrawide monitors on Windows
Your ultrawide,
Your ultrawide,
split the smart way.
WideSplit splits 21:9 and 32:9 monitors into segments. Windows maximize within a segment, games run borderless at a keypress, and the taskbar sits exactly where you want it.
- No internet neededRuns entirely locally
- No data collectionNo telemetry, no account
- No admin rightsInstalls just for you
- Updates via the StoreSigned by Microsoft
Features
Like several monitors.
Like several monitors.
Minus the bezels in between.
Everything you need day to day on a wide monitor – and nothing that gets in the way.
Move with a hotkey
The active window moves segment by segment – and on to the next monitor if you like.
CtrlAlt→ / ←
Borderless in a segment
Windowed games lose their border and title bar and fill the segment. Press again to restore everything exactly.
CtrlAltF
A taskbar per segment
The Windows taskbar sits only under the segments you pick – per monitor. The others get the full height.
Focus dimming
Everything but the active window dims softly. Clicks pass right through – great for focus and presentations.
Layouts and profiles
Three segments for work, one for movies: switch splits and monitor arrangements with a click or a hotkey.
- Per-app rules: Spotify always on the right, the game always in the middle
- After standby, every window is back in its place
- Optional Alt+Tab, limited to a segment or monitor
- Setup wizard with a matching suggestion for your monitor
- English and German, light and dark like Windows
- Works with several monitors at once
Game mode
One hotkey.
One hotkey.
Full focus.
Gaming on a 32:9 monitor is great – until the game doesn't know what to do with all those pixels. Press Ctrl Alt G and it runs borderless in the middle, with chat and music right beside it.
- Borderless in a segmentNo detour through the game's settings.
- Dim the sidesSwitch to chat for a moment and they light up again.
- Keep the mouse inOptional – in case the game can't do it itself.
- Hands off the gameWideSplit injects nothing into games. Anti-cheat stays relaxed.
Inside
As tidy as Windows itself.
Every setting with an explanation and a preview. On first start, a wizard sets everything up to match your monitor.
DisplayFusionWideSplit
Switch over in a minute
Already using DisplayFusion? The wizard reads your segments, taskbar, hotkeys and dimming and takes them over with one click.
Price
€4.99one-time
No subscription, no account. Try WideSplit for 7 days with every feature – then decide.
Coming soon to the Microsoft Store- Every feature, no limits
- Automatic updates through the Microsoft Store
- On your Windows PCs with the same Microsoft account
- No internet, no data collection
FAQ
Good to know
Does WideSplit work with my monitor?
With any monitor on Windows 10 (version 2004 or later) and Windows 11. It shines on 21:9 and 32:9 monitors – the setup wizard suggests matching segments. Several monitors at once are no problem.
What about games and anti-cheat?
WideSplit injects nothing into games – it only moves their windows. Games in windowed or borderless mode can be placed in a segment. Exclusive fullscreen can't be resized at all – switch the game to "windowed" instead.
Why do browsers fill the segment instead of being maximized?
Chrome, Edge, Discord, Spotify and other Chromium-based apps refuse to be resized while maximized. WideSplit lets them fill the segment instead – a second double-click restores the previous size. To you, it feels just like maximizing.
How does the taskbar feature work?
Windows offers no official way to make the taskbar narrower. WideSplit loads a small module into Explorer's taskbar for this – only while the feature is on. When WideSplit exits, everything is back to normal.
I use DisplayFusion. Can I switch?
Yes. The setup wizard imports segments, taskbar, hotkeys and dimming from an existing DisplayFusion installation. Close DisplayFusion afterwards so the two don't fight over keys and the taskbar.
Is it a subscription?
No. You pay €4.99 once in the Microsoft Store and get every update. Uninstall it like any other app in Windows settings.