Warp documentation
  • 🚀Getting Started
    • Quickstart Guide
    • What is Warp?
    • Migrate to Warp
    • Using Warp with [zsh|bash|fish|pwsh]
    • Privacy
    • Refer a Friend & Earn Rewards
    • Changelog
  • 🎨Appearance
    • Themes
    • Custom Themes
    • Prompt
    • Input Position
    • Text, Fonts, & Cursor
    • Size, Opacity, & Blurring
    • Pane Dimming & Focus
    • Blocks Behavior
    • Tabs Behavior
    • App Icons
  • 📕Features
    • Warp AI
      • Active AI
      • Agent Mode
      • Generate
      • Voice
      • Knowledge
    • Command Palette
    • Warp Drive
      • Notebooks
      • Workflows
      • Warp Drive on the Web
      • Environment Variables
    • Teams
    • Session Sharing
    • Blocks
      • Block Basics
      • Block Actions
      • Block Sharing
      • Block Filtering
      • Background Blocks
      • Sticky Command Header
    • Modern Text Editing
      • Alias Expansion
      • Command Inspector
      • Syntax & Error Highlighting
      • Vim Keybindings
    • Command Entry
      • Command Corrections
      • Command Search
      • Command History
      • Synchronized Inputs
      • YAML Workflows
    • Command Completions
      • Completions
      • Autosuggestions
    • Session Management
      • Launch Configurations
      • Session Navigation
      • Session Restoration
    • Window Management
      • Global Hotkey
      • Tabs
      • Split Panes
    • Warpify
      • Subshells
      • SSH
    • Accessibility
    • Find
    • Files, Links, & Scripts
    • Markdown Viewer
    • Working Directory
    • Smart-Select
    • Full-screen Apps
    • Keyboard Shortcuts
    • Notifications & Audible Bell
    • Settings Sync (Beta)
    • Quit Warning
    • Integrations
    • URI Scheme
    • Network Log
    • Secret Redaction
    • Linux
  • 📊How Does Warp Compare?
    • Performance
    • Terminal features
  • ❓Help
    • Sending Feedback & Logs
    • Plans, Subscriptions & Pricing
    • Updating Warp
    • Using Warp Offline
    • Logging out & Uninstalling
    • Known Issues
    • Troubleshooting Login Issues
    • Open Source Licenses
Powered by GitBook
On this page
  • How to use Split Panes
  • CTRL-TAB Behaviour
  • How Split Panes work

Was this helpful?

  1. Features
  2. Window Management

Split Panes

The Split Panes feature allows you to divide a tab into multiple rectangular panes, each of which is a unique terminal session.

PreviousTabsNextWarpify

Last updated 2 days ago

Was this helpful?

How to use Split Panes

  • Split Panes to the right / down with CMD-D / SHIFT-CMD-D or in any direction by right-clicking on any Pane.

  • Activate the Previous / Next Pane with CMD-[ / CMD-] or by clicking a pane.

  • Navigate among Split Panes with OPT-CMD-ARROW, the active pane will be marked with a triangle in the top corner.

  • Toggle Maximize Pane with CMD-SHIFT-ENTER.

  • Close the active Pane with CMD-W.

  • You can also drag and drop panes. Click and drag a Pane’s header around a given tab, drag the Pane to the tab bar to move it to another Tab, or make it into a Tab.

  • Split Panes to the right / down with CTRL-SHIFT-D / CTRL-SHIFT-E or in any direction by right-clicking on any Pane.

  • Activate the Previous / Next Pane with CTRL-SHIFT-{ / CTRL-SHIFT-} or by clicking a pane.

  • Navigate among Split Panes with CTRL-ALT-ARROW, the active pane will be marked with a triangle in the top corner.

  • Toggle Maximize Pane with CTRL-SHIFT-ENTER.

  • Close the active Pane with CTRL-SHIFT-W.

  • You can also drag and drop panes. Click and drag a Pane’s header around a given tab, drag the Pane to the tab bar to move it to another Tab, or make it into a Tab.

  • Split Panes to the right / down with CTRL-SHIFT-D / CTRL-SHIFT-E or in any direction by right-clicking on any Pane.

  • Activate the Previous / Next Pane with CTRL-SHIFT-{ / CTRL-SHIFT-} or by clicking a pane.

  • Navigate among Split Panes with CTRL-ALT-ARROW, the active pane will be marked with a triangle in the top corner.

  • Toggle Maximize Pane with CTRL-SHIFT-ENTER.

  • Close the active Pane with CTRL-SHIFT-W.

  • You can also drag and drop panes. Click and drag a Pane’s header around a given tab, drag the Pane to the tab bar to move it to another Tab, or make it into a Tab.

You can quickly find all the pane shortcuts by using the Command Palette. You can also remap the shortcuts to your liking. See Custom Keyboard Shortcuts for more details.

CTRL-TAB Behaviour

CTRL-TAB shortcut defaults to activate the previous / next Tabs. You can configure the shortcut to cycle the most recent session, including any Split Panes, in Settings > Features > Keys > Ctrl-Tab behavior

How Split Panes work

📕
Split Panes Demo
Split Panes Drag and Drop Demo