Scrcpy Window Mover

• Description
• Features
• Requirements
• Instalation
• Usage
• How It Works
• Notes
• License

Description

This AutoHotkey (AHK) script allows you to move and position a borderless scrcpy window using keyboard shortcuts. It provides both relative and absolute movement options, along with features like "always on top" toggling and centering.

Features

• Move scrcpy window Relative Position.
• Quick align to Edges or Center of the screen.
• Quick align to a Custom Position.
• Toggle always on top mode.
• Normal and Fast movement modes.

Requirements

• Operating System: Windows
• AutoHotkey Version: v2.0 or higher

Instalation

1. Clone this repo git clone https://github.com/benzaria/scrcpy-move
2. Run the script when you need it, or add it to startup folder.

Tip

Add this function to your powershell profile. or Use the file as is.
This will start the script only while using scrcpy, and Auto-Close it

Usage

Shortcut	Action
Ctrl + Alt + ↑	Move up (small step)
Ctrl + Alt + ↓	Move down (small step)
Ctrl + Alt + ←	Move left (small step)
Ctrl + Alt + →	Move right (small step)
Ctrl + Alt + Shift + ↑	Move up (big step)
Ctrl + Alt + Shift + ↓	Move down (big step)
Ctrl + Alt + Shift + ←	Move left (big step)
Ctrl + Alt + Shift + →	Move right (big step)
Ctrl + Alt + Home	Push left
Ctrl + Alt + End	Push right
Ctrl + Alt + PageUp	Push up
Ctrl + Alt + PageDown	Push down
Ctrl + Alt + Enter	Center window
Alt + Enter	Go to Custom Position
Alt + Space	Toggle always on top
Alt + Q	Quit scrcpy

How It Works

• MoveScrcpy(xOffset, yOffset): Moves the window by an offset.
• MoveScrcpyTo(x?, y?): Moves the window to an absolute position (if x or y is omitted, the position remains unchanged).
• WinSetAlwaysOnTop -1, 'A': Toggles "Always on Top" mode.
• WinClose: Quit scrcpy window.

Notes

• The script is Only Active when the scrcpy window is Focused.
• smallStep and bigStep are values that define Movement Distance.
• custom_X and custom_Y are values that define Custom Position Coordinates.

License

This script is licensed under the MIT License