Create and choose layouts

What it solvesCopy Anchor Link

A layout divides a monitor into zones. Reserve a large zone for your main task and smaller zones for supporting tools. A layout arranges windows; it does not open applications on its own.

Zone editor

1/4You start from one zone or a preset (columns, grid, focus…).

Create a layoutCopy Anchor Link

1. Open the zone editor from the app or your configured shortcut.
2. Choose a template as your starting point.
3. Adjust dividers, merge or split zones, and check their sizes.
4. Give the layout a recognizable name and save it.
5. Assign it to the monitor and desktop you want to use, or select it when configuring workspace items.

Desktops and monitors in the editorCopy Anchor Link

In the editor you can see each monitor's desktops and rename a desktop; the change is made in Windows, and leaving the field empty restores the default name. A monitor marked Inactive is connected, but Windows is not using it: check the Windows Display settings.

Choose useful zonesCopy Anchor Link

Leave enough room for real content: a window may have a minimum size that limits a small zone. Several windows can share a zone through rotation. An item using free positioning keeps its saved location without needing a zone.

Make changes laterCopy Anchor Link

Review workspace assignments after changing their layouts. Saving a layout and launching a workspace are separate actions. Read layout coexistence to understand which layout is used with multiple workspaces open.