Display Maestro 6.0.0 for Mac
Mac UtilitiesModern macOS shows only a short list of screen resolutions, which is fine until you need one exact mode for a projector, an older game or a design task. Display Maestro from Koingo brings back the full list. It reads every resolution and bit depth your graphics card and displays support, and puts them in a traditional menu in the menu bar. Version 6 adds favorite resolutions and custom mode names.
Key Features
- Full list of resolutions and bit depths each display and graphics card reports
- Switch modes from a menu bar menu instead of digging through Settings
- Favorite resolutions and custom names for modes, new in version 6
- Detailed data such as refresh rate, gamma values, scaling and HiDPI status
- Reverts an unsafe resolution alone when you do not confirm it works
How to Download
- Use the download button on this page and save the Display Maestro installer.
- You can also Download from the official site to read the version 6 notes.
- Install the app, open it from the menu bar and pick your resolution.
System Requirements
Version 6 requires macOS 13 Ventura or later, as Koingo states in its release notes. Older builds for earlier macOS versions stay on the vendor site.
FAQs
Why are some resolutions missing in macOS Settings?
Recent macOS versions show only a simplified list. Display Maestro reads the complete list your hardware reports, including hidden modes.
What if I pick a mode my screen cannot show?
If you do not confirm an unsafe resolution, the app returns to the last known safe resolution by itself.
Does it work with external displays?
Yes. It covers attached displays plus the built in screen, which helps with projectors and older monitors.
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