Best Window Management Software in 2026
Updated
In short: DisplayFusion is ranked #1 of 64 as of 4 October 2026, ahead of komorebi and Reloop. The best-ranked option with a free plan is Reloop. The lowest first paid tier on this page is komorebi at $9.17/mo.
A window manager can shape how you arrange open applications across a desktop, screens and virtual desktops. Compare layout presets, window grouping and application rules to see which organization model fits your workflow; maximum displays and virtual desktop controls matter if your work spans multiple spaces. Check platform support, free-plan availability and paid-from pricing as well. The ranking opens with i3, komorebi and awesome, with Qtile and Amethyst also among its first entries. Use those comparison points to assess how each option handles the windows and screen setup you rely on.
64 window management software ranked on what their makers publish — plans and prices, free tiers, platforms and the facts on their own pages.
| # | Platform | Score | Why | From | Free plan | Paid from | Platforms | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | DisplayFusion | 6.0 | RecognisedAPIDocumented | Free | Yes | 34 one-time | windows | View |
| 2 | komorebi | 6.0 | RecognisedAPIDocumented | $9.17/mo | Yes | — | Windows, macOS | View |
| 3 | Reloop | 6.0 | RecognisedAPIDocumented | $10/mo | Yes | — | — | View |
| 4 | Amethyst | 5.9 | RecognisedAPIDocumented | Free | Yes | — | macos | View |
| 5 | awesome | 5.9 | RecognisedAPIDocumented | Free | Yes | — | linux | View |
| 6 | bug.n | 5.9 | RecognisedAPIDocumented | Free | Yes | — | windows | View |
| 7 | i3 | 5.9 | RecognisedAPIDocumented | Free | Yes | — | linux | View |
| 8 | Qtile | 5.9 | RecognisedAPIDocumented | Free | Yes | — | linux | View |
| 9 | spectrwm | 5.9 | RecognisedAPIDocumented | Free | Yes | — | linux, macos, windows | View |
| 10 | dwm | 5.6 | RecognisedAPIDocumented | — | Yes | — | linux, openbsd, solaris | View |
| 11 | 4t Tray Minimizer | 5.5 | RecognisedAPIDocumented | — | Yes | 19.95 one-time | windows | View |
| 12 | AquaSnap | 5.5 | RecognisedAPIDocumented | — | Yes | 29 one-time | Windows | View |
| 13 | Dexpot | 5.5 | RecognisedAPIDocumented | — | Yes | — | Windows | View |
| 14 | FancyWM | 5.5 | RecognisedAPIDocumented | — | Yes | — | windows | View |
| 15 | GiMeSpace QuickMenu | 5.5 | RecognisedAPIDocumented | — | No | — | windows | View |
| 16 | KDE Mover-Sizer | 5.5 | RecognisedAPIDocumented | — | Yes | — | Windows | View |
| 17 | MacsyZones | 5.5 | RecognisedAPIDocumented | — | Yes | 7 one-time | macos | View |
| 18 | niri | 5.5 | RecognisedAPIDocumented | — | Yes | — | linux | View |
| 19 | Rectangle | 5.5 | RecognisedAPIDocumented | — | Yes | — | macos | View |
| 20 | Setpiece (formerly Scene) | 5.5 | RecognisedAPIDocumented | — | Yes | — | macOS | View |
| 21 | Sizer | 5.5 | RecognisedAPIDocumented | — | Yes | — | Windows | View |
| 22 | VirtuaWin | 5.5 | RecognisedAPIDocumented | — | Yes | — | windows | View |
| 23 | yabai | 5.5 | RecognisedAPIDocumented | — | Yes | — | macos | View |
| 24 | AeroSpace | 5.4 | RecognisedAPIDocumented | — | Yes | — | macos | View |
| 25 | AltSnap | 5.4 | RecognisedAPIDocumented | — | Yes | — | windows | View |
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Numbered spots on this list can be sponsored. They are labelled, and the editorial order and scores never change for payment.
Questions about this list
Which window management software is ranked first on Inferse?
DisplayFusion is ranked #1 of 64 with a score of 6.0. komorebi is second and Reloop third.
How many of these have a free plan?
8 of the 25 on this page publish a free plan on their own pricing pages.
Which is the cheapest paid option?
On this page, komorebi has the lowest first paid tier we found: $9.17/mo.
How is this list ranked?
Ranked on what each maker publishes, open and connectable first: a public API, open-source code, the depth of its documentation and a free tier to try it on. Model lists are sorted by the figure in their title, exactly as each provider publishes it. Paid placements never change a rank.



















