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When you use the same device for work, school, and play, it’s hard to fit everything on the screen at once. You may be able to switch between windows with some keyboard shortcuts on one of our favorite Chromebooks, but it can get confusing. To make this easier for Chromebook users, Google includes some great multitasking features in ChromeOS. Split screen is one such feature to place two windows side by side to review relevant data. This guide details how to use the split screen mode on your Chromebook through various methods.

How to activate a split screen with the Maximize button on a Chromebook

The Restore/Maximize button at the top of the window has a little-known trick to activate split screen mode.

1. Open a Chrome window or an app.
2. Click and hold the Maximize/Restore button in the upper-right corner of the window.
   

3. Drag your mouse to the side of the screen you’d like to snap the app or window to. You’ll see a white outline that shows where the window will be snapped to when you’re in the correct position.
   

4. Release the mouse.
   

Do the same for the other window or app on the other side of the screen, and you’re ready to multitask.

How to set up a split screen by dragging and dropping on your Chromebook

Sometimes, the easiest way to use a split screen is by dragging and dropping your new window where you want it.

1. Select a new Chrome tab or app.
2. Move your mouse to the menu bar (the top of the window where a tab sits).
   

3. Drag the window to the side of your screen you want it to be on. You’ll see a preview of where the window will snap to when you’re in the right place.
   

4. Let go of the mouse when you’re on the side of the screen you want the window to snap to.
   

Dragging and dropping is an easy way to make sure your windows are exactly where you need them with a flick of the wrist.

How to use keyboard shortcuts to activate the split screen

If you don’t want to use your mouse to activate the split screen, there’s a keyboard shortcut for that.

1. Launch Chrome or an app.
   

2. Press Alt+( to snap the window to the left side of your screen or Alt+) to snap the window to the right. You can snap the second window on the other side and view two apps or tabs at the same time.
   

Snapping windows using the keyboard means you don’t have to lift the fingers from the keyboard to multitask.

Similar to Windows 10, Windows 11, and Mac, ChromeOS has a dedicated overview menu to glance over your opened apps and tabs. You can use it to resize an app window to half of the screen. Let’s check it in action.

1. Press the show window button on your Chromebook keyboard. It looks like a rectangle with two vertical lines. You can also swipe up on the touchpad using the three-finger gesture to activate the overview mode.
   

2. Drag and drop the app preview window to the right or left side of the screen to activate a split view.
   

How to use split screen on a Chromebook in tablet mode

Some Chromebook manufacturers offer 2-in-1 devices, and if you have one and frequently use it in tablet mode, check the steps below to activate a tablet mode on it.

1. Swipe up and hold from the bottom to launch the overview menu.
2. Tap an app window and move it to the left or right side of the screen.
3. Select another app and view two apps side by side.

Once you activate the split-screen feature in tablet mode, you can resize the app or tab window. Touch the divider bar between two apps and move it left or right to resize.

It may take some time to become comfortable using ChromeOS gestures in tablet mode. Once you give it some time, you can comfortably launch the overview menu, switch between apps, and activate the split screen functionality.

Bonus: How to maximize a window on your Chromebook

When you finish multitasking, you may want to switch back to a single window. There are a couple of ways to do this on a Chromebook. Let’s take a look at each of them.

How to maximize a ChromeOS window using the Maximize/Restore button

1. Select the window you want to maximize.
   

2. Click the Maximize/Restore button in the upper-right corner of the window.
   

3. A simple tap fills up your screen again.

How to maximize a window via drag and drop

1. Make sure the screen you want to maximize is your active window.
   

2. Drag the window to the upper-middle side of your screen.
   

3. Release the mouse.
   

4. Your window has been dragged and dropped to maximum size.

How to maximize a ChromeOS window with a keyboard shortcut

1. Choose the window you want to maximize.
   

2. Press the Alt+= buttons at the same time.
   

3. With the stroke of a key, you’ve maximized your desired window.

Multitask to your heart’s content

Doing multiple things on one screen can be difficult, but the ChromeOS multitasking features make it easier. To open your most used apps and websites quicker, pin them to your Chromebook’s shelf.

If your Chromebook’s overview menu is crowded with dozens of apps, we recommend setting up multiple desktops in ChromeOS. That way, you can keep your social media apps separate from work and personal apps.

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