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Windows was never really built with multiple monitors in mind, and anyone running two or three screens has probably felt that gap. DisplayFusion fills it, adding the kind of multi-monitor tools that should exist by default: taskbars on every screen, wallpaper control across displays, and window management that stops apps from jumping to the wrong monitor. It's built for anyone who spends their day switching between screens, whether that's for work, gaming, or just keeping more windows open at once. The free version covers the essentials well enough to make a real difference on its own. DisplayFusion is the fix for a setup that Windows still doesn't fully know how to handle.

What can I do with DisplayFusion?

Use your DisplayFusion for:

• Multi-monitor taskbars. Add a taskbar to each screen so open windows stay organized no matter which monitor you're working on.
• Wallpaper management. Set a different wallpaper on each monitor or stretch a single panoramic image across all of them.
• Window snapping and functions. Move, resize, and organize windows with custom key combinations and TitleBar buttons instead of dragging everything by hand.
• Monitor configuration. Set precise display arrangements, padding, and bezel compensation to match your exact monitor setup.
• Alt+Tab customization. Choose whether Alt+Tab shows windows from the current monitor only, all monitors, or everything at once.
• Trigger-based automation. Set actions to run automatically based on events like window creation, focus changes, or system idle.
• Remote control. Adjust wallpapers, toggle monitors, and change settings from your phone or tablet without touching the keyboard.
• Window position profiles. Save and reload preferred window layouts so multi-window setups snap back into place in seconds.

Take Control of Your Monitors With DisplayFusion

DisplayFusion solves a problem most Windows users don't realize has a fix until they try it. Once windows stop drifting to the wrong screen and every monitor has its own taskbar, the whole idea of managing multiple displays stops feeling like extra work. It's a small install that changes how the rest of your setup behaves, whether you're running two monitors at a desk or a more elaborate multi-screen arrangement. For anyone who's outgrown what Windows offers out of the box, DisplayFusion is the upgrade that should have been built in from the start.