Display Menu For Mac

Thorsten Karrer’s Display Menu utility has been designed as a replacement for the built-in status bar display menu removed by Apple in Mac OS X Mountain Lion.

The Display Menu application lives in your Mac’s menu bar and, depending on your Mac’s display configuration, it will allow you to effortlessly and rapidly change your display(s) resolution with one simple mouse click.

Display Menu’s menulet will also enable you to instantly access the macOS Displays system preference pane, as well as to choose the display you want to customize from the list of recognized ones neatly organized within the app’s status bar menu.

Display Menu makes it lightning fast to switch between monitor resolutions and the fact that it can also be used to enable display mirroring on the fly, makes it a must-have utility for all the users that own a multi-display setups.

Display Menu will automatically organize the resolutions for each detected display according to their aspect ratio, thus helping you to quickly find the correct resolution for your current needs a lot faster.

Using Display Menu allows you to also access your displays’ HiDPI modes and tweak their refresh rates, all via simple mouse clicks and no advanced knowledge about video settings.

The Display Menu app makes it very quickly and easily switch between your displays’ resolutions and aspect ratios via your Mac’s menu bar.