
WindowMizer 6.2.0 for Mac
Mac UtilitiesWindowMizer brings back an old Mac favourite that modern macOS left behind. Double click a window title bar and the whole window rolls up into that bar, like a window shade, leaving your desktop clear. Click again and the window returns at full height. It is a simple idea that still helps on crowded screens. Updated Aug 20, 2026.
Key Features
- Roll windows up into their title bars and restore them with a click
- Minimise in place with thumbnail style views of rolled windows
- Custom shortcuts and title bar settings to match how you work
- Options for title bar transparency, icons and sound effects
- Finder window stacking and a desktop icon hider in version 6
- Settings can differ per app for a more personal desktop setup
How to Download
- Open the official WindowMizer site in your browser.
- Use this link to get the installer: Download from the official site and save the file to your Mac.
- Open the downloaded file and follow the install steps provided there.
- Launch WindowMizer, grant any system permission it asks for, and try a title bar.
System Requirements
WindowMizer 6 needs a recent Mac running macOS Sequoia 15.3 or later, as shown on the vendor comparison page. Older releases served earlier systems. As a desktop utility it is light, but it needs the system permissions macOS asks for.
FAQs
How is this different from minimising a window?
Minimising sends a window down to the Dock. WindowMizer leaves a slim title bar where the window was, so you can see what is open and reopen it in place.
Can I try WindowMizer first?
The vendor lists a free trial for the app, so you can test the window shade behaviour on your own Mac before you buy a licence for daily use.
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