The Fastest Way to Tile Windows on macOS

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MacOS finally added real window tiling, and this video covers every way to use it, from the Fn+Control+Arrow shortcut to dragging, the green button menu, and setting up your own custom quarter shortcuts. You’ll also see which apps don’t play nice with tiling yet, like Apple Music, and why you need an actual Apple keyboard with a globe key to use the shortcuts at all. By the end, you’ll know the fastest method for your workflow, whether that’s keyboard shortcuts, drag-to-edge, or the menu options.

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00:00 Intro to Mac Tiling
00:18 Fn+Control+Arrow Shortcut
01:04 Why You Need an Apple Keyboard
01:20 Fill Screen and Center Window Shortcuts
01:36 Quartering Windows (No Shortcut)
01:54 Command+W to Clear Clutter
02:08 Setting Custom Quarter Shortcuts
02:31 Drag to Edge Method
02:44 Option Drag for Faster Snapping
02:52 Green Button Menu Options
03:18 Window Menu Method
03:29 Command+M to Minimize
03:34 Apps That Don’t Support Tiling
04:03 Quick Recap
04:14 Final Thoughts and iPad Compatibility

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