Sizer Portable

Almost every application presents its set of features in a window, so it doesn’t forcefully take up all the screen. It also applies to Windows components, such as the file explorer. These can be resized for more comfort, but it can take some time to create a custom layout, unless you use specialized applications like Sizer Portable.

Just as the name successfully delivers the message, this is the edition of Sizer that can be carried around on a USB flash drive and used on other computers as well. Another consequence of portability is that the computer you use it on doesn’t get affected in any way, since registries are not a dependency, and are not modified.

When launched, the configuration window shows up so you can create different profiles to later on use with greater ease. There are several preset resolution specifications to serve as an example, but you’re free to add as many as you see fit.

A description can be added so that you know what the resize option does, while two more fields need to be filled in with height and width values. Moreover, the target window can be moved to a specific location on your screen, or left as is. There’s also an option to configure size area of the snap feature.

When you’re done configuring all settings, Sizer Portable can sit idly by in the tray area, because it’s core features is triggered right from the target window. The application cleverly integrates itself in the context menu when right-clicking on a window title bar, showing all available resize options. These can also be triggered from the application tray icon.

Taking everything into consideration, we can say that Sizer Portable is a lightweight, but practical application to keep around, especially if you work with multiple windows and it takes you a lot of time to organize the workspace. The set of configurations is intuitive enough to make it easy even for inexperienced individuals to quickly get acquainted, thus deserving a try overall.