AutoSizer is a classic, lightweight utility for Windows designed to automate window management. Windows frequently loses track of where apps were last opened, forcing you to manually resize or move them. AutoSizer solves this by running silently in the background and enforcing customized size and positioning rules the moment a specific program launches.
Since you did not mention which specific application you want to automate, this guide assumes you want to configure a standard web browser (like Google Chrome) to automatically open in a specific custom pixel dimension on your main monitor. Step 1: Download and Install AutoSizer
Download the installer package securely from a verified tech portal like gHacks Tech News or the developer’s official site. Run the asetup.exe installer file. Follow the setup wizard prompts.
Make sure to check the option to Start AutoSizer when Windows starts so your windows always resize automatically without needing to open the app manually. Finish the installation and launch the program. Step 2: Target Your Desired Window
Open the application you want to automate (e.g., Google Chrome).
Open the main AutoSizer control panel from your system tray. Look at the top section labeled Currently open windows.
Locate and click on your application in that list to highlight it.
Click the AutoSize… button located in the center of the interface. Step 3: Define Your Automatic Sizing Rules
A configuration window will pop up offering several window-handling actions: Maximize / Minimize / Restore: Standard window adjustments.
Resize / Position: The most robust option for granular window control.
To apply custom sizing, select Resize / Position from the drop-down menu. Check the Set size box and input your preferred pixel values (e.g., 1280 width by 720 height). You can also specify exact screen coordinate values along the X and Y axes if you want the window to consistently snap to a specific portion of your monitor. Step 4: Refine Window Identification
By default, AutoSizer tracks software based on its technical Class name. If your app fails to resize consistently, toggle the identification criteria to Window title. You can configure it to look for an exact title match or simply match if the window title contains a specific word.
Click OK. Your targeted program will move into the lower pane labeled Windows targeted by AutoSizer. The application will now instantly force these dimension parameters whenever the window opens. To help tailor this setup, please clarify a few things:
Which specific application or game are you trying to automatically resize?
Are you using a multi-monitor layout where windows need to go to a specific secondary display? Automatically resize program windows to select parameters
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