Snap Grid

Use Snap Grid to easily arrange monitors and adjust hinge and distance for a streamlined, personalized layout.

When to use the Snap Grid?

Use Snap Grid to arrange multiple monitors without overlap. Adjust hinge and distance easily for a clean, organized setup that moves as one unit.

Snap Grid mode

• Clicking the Snap Grid button in the tab area of the Monitor panel will activate the mode.

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Connect

• When hovering over the monitors, a translucent snap bar will appear, allowing you to connect them.

• When you attach a monitor to the snap bar, it will be connected.

In Snap Grid, the first connected monitor is set as the main monitor. You can easily identify the main monitor by checking if there is a rotate icon inside it, while the sub monitors will not display the rotate icon.

Disconnect

• When you pinch the connected monitor away from the snap, it will be detached.

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Snap Grid Control

Move & Rotate

• Only available on the Main Monitor. Moving it shifts all connected monitors together, and using the rotation icon rotates the entire group.

Scale

• Each monitor can be resized individually.

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Main monitor

The Snap Menu of the main monitor appears at the bottom and controls all connected monitors, while sub monitor Snap Menus control only their directly connected monitor.

1. Hinge

• Click the Hinge icon in the Snap Menu to open the hinge UI and adjust the angle between connected monitors.

• Drag the pointer in the hinge UI to freely set the monitor angle between 0º and 60º.

2. Distance

• Click the Distance icon in the Snap Menu to open the distance UI and adjust the spacing between connected monitors.

• The default is set to Standard. Move the pointer to Narrow to bring monitors closer or to Wide to increase the gap.

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Sub monitor

Hinge / Distance Control

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Set Main Monitor

• When you click the Set Main button located at the bottom of the sub monitor, it will be set as the main monitor.