How to split screen on a Mac
Need to run two apps at the same time? Learn how to split screen on Mac
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If you’re multitasking often, constantly switching between two tabs, Split View will help you stay productive.
How to split screen on Mac:
Make sure you’re not in full screen mode
Hover over the green button in the top left corner of the window
Choose Tile Window to Left/Right of Screen
Pick the second app you want to work with
Use shortcut to enter Split View:
Open one of the apps or windows that you need to view in Split View
Press Control-Command-F to enter full-screen mode
Press Control-Up arrow to invoke Mission Control
You will now see all other apps that are currently open. Drag the second app or document onto the one that’s in full-screen mode
How to make the most out of Split View on Mac
Resize windows: Move the pointer over the separator bar located in the middle, then drag it left or right
Choose another app to work with: Click the app window, hover over the green button and click Replace Tiled Window
To exit Split View, either quit one of the apps or simply press the Esc button.
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Contents:
00:00 - Intro
00:19 - What is Split View?
00:49 - How to enter Split View on Mac
01:12 - Make the most out of Split View
01:56 - How to exit Split View
02:08 - Outro