Size, Opacity, & Blurring
Warp supports settings for Window size, opacity(transparency), and blurring effects. This can help with setting up specific terminal layouts and visual preferences.
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Warp supports settings for Window size, opacity(transparency), and blurring effects. This can help with setting up specific terminal layouts and visual preferences.
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To access size settings, go to Settings > Appearance > Window.
Enable "Open new windows with custom size", Then configure your preferred columns and rows.
To access it, go to Settings > Appearance > Themes
The slider supports setting the opacity value between 1 and 100 where 100 is completely opaque or solid.
After decreasing Opacity (moving the slider to a value less than 100), you can also blur the background.
On MacOS, this is done using the blur slider. Increasing the slider increases the blur radius that's applied to the background image.
On Windows, this is done by toggling the Acrylic background texture on or off.
On macOS, large blur radiuses may affect performance, especially on Retina displays.
On Linux, window blurring is not supported.
On Windows, some graphics drivers may not support rendering transparent or translucent windows. See below for troubleshooting tips.
Some graphics drivers and rendering backends may not support rendering transparent windows.
You can select the Vulkan or OpenGL graphics backend to render new Warp windows in the Settings menu, under Features > System > Preferred graphics backend.
You can also opt to render new Warp windows with an integrated GPU, under Features > System > Prefer rendering new windows with integrated GPU (low power).
