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# Monitor Layout

## Virtual monitor

Experience **multiple monitors in VR without needing extra devices** by trying out our **free** Virtual Displays feature!  Enjoy an **abundance** of virtual displays, giving you the flexibility to work with multiple monitors wherever you go with just your laptop and VR headset.

## Create virtual monitor

To create a virtual monitor, follow these simple steps:

1. **Open the monitor layout panel:**
   * Click the **"Monitor"** button from the main menu.
2. **Press the "Add Monitor" button:**
   * Click on the "**Add Monitor"** button to create a new virtual monitor.
   * A new monitor will appear in your VR space, ready for use.

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## Adjust monitor position

Adjusting the position of your virtual monitors is easy. Here's how:

1. **Position the monitor icons:**
   * &#x20;**Drag the monitor icon in the monitor layout panel** to your desired location.
2. **Align the monitor objects:**
   * Additionally, **drag the monitors within the VR space** to align it to match the monitor icons in the monitor layout panel.

{% hint style="info" %}
**Why align?**

**When the position of monitor icons within the monitor layout panel is adjusted and the "Apply" button is pressed**, the **PC recognizes and changes the monitor arrangement accordingly**. To avoid any confusion, it's important to also **align the monitor objects in your VR** space to match the new monitor layout.
{% endhint %}

3. **Apply changes:**

* Once you are satisfied with the positions, press the "**Apply"** button.
* This will save your adjustments and update the layout in real-time.

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{% hint style="info" %}
**How about using the Monitor Preset feature?**

Instead of the tasks mentioned above, there’s an **even easier way to set up your monitor layout!** With just one click, you can enjoy meticulously crafted monitor layouts designed with user habits in mind. For more details, check out the **Monitor Preset** in the **Key Features** section.
{% endhint %}


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