obs-window-size-helper

As of recently, many have complained about experiencing an issue with OBS Studio where the program window resizes itself after being maximized. Despite various attempts, such as reopening the window, restarting the program, running compatibility troubleshooter, and updating OBS, the problem persists.

Unfortunately, many are uncertain whether a recent Windows update caused the issue or if it's an OBS-related problem. Until the developer and the community can figure out the root of the problem, you could accept and adapt to the bug. Alternatively, you can consider using obs-window-size-helper, a little tool designed to address this irritating issue.

The app is a workaround and comes with a minimalistic interface where you can input the exact size of OBS Studio window. The app displays the exact coordinates on your desktop as you move it around your screen, a feature that can help you find a position that works for you.

At the same time, it includes a quick command to position the app window in the left top corner or directly in the center of the desktop. You can also tweak the size of the window, although the app includes just a few options here, including 800x600, 1024x768 and 1920x1080.

You will be happy to learn that the tool allows you to add your own coordinates, both for the position on the screen and the size. Simply type in the desired information in the dedicated fields if you prefer this approach and hit the Apply Custom button.

In conclusion, navigating the frustrating issue of OBS Studio's persistent window resizing glitch can be challenging. While the root cause remains elusive, the obs-window-size-helper emerges as a practical workaround for anyone looking for a quick and efficient solution.