Infinite canvas
Your desktop, as an infinite canvas
Screens are small; work is not. Panora lets windows live beyond the edges of your displays and gives you a camera to move around them: pan with two fingers, zoom with a pinch.
Windows beyond the edges of the screen
Scroll on the empty desktop and every window moves together, past the edges of the screen. Windows that are out of view wait off to the side and come back exactly where you left them.
Seamless across displays
The canvas spans all your monitors. While you pan or zoom, Panora moves live previews instead of real windows, so crossing from one display to the next is smooth; the real windows settle into place when the motion ends.
Remembers your layout
Positions, row or grid layout, zoom and camera are restored the next time you open Panora. When you quit, every window goes back to where it was before Panora arranged it.
FAQ
Is it like Figma for windows? +
That's the idea: an infinite canvas with pan and zoom, where your app windows are the frames.
Does the canvas work with multiple monitors? +
Yes. The canvas spans every connected display.
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Multiple monitors on Mac
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Mac window manager
Panora is a window manager for Mac that turns your desktop into an infinite canvas: zoom out to see every window live, arrange them in a row or grid, and open any window in place.
Organize windows on Mac
A practical way to organize windows on Mac: put them on an infinite canvas, arrange them in a row or grid, group them into workspaces and open any of them without hunting through stacked windows.
Give your windows room to breathe
Download Panora for macOS and turn your desktop into a canvas in a minute.