How to Center Launch Windows Terminal in 11
You center the Windows Terminal launch position on Windows 11 by modifying its default window position settings.
Windows Terminal is a unified command-line application for Windows, integrating environments like Command Prompt, PowerShell, and WSL. Setting its launch position to the center can improve desktop organization, especially if you frequently use multiple terminal windows.
This tutorial shows you how to adjust the initial placement of the Windows Terminal window to the screen’s center, starting with Windows Terminal version 1.16.10332.0 or later.
Center Windows Terminal on launch by opening Settings, navigating to the Appearance tab, expanding Launch parameters, and toggling “Center on launch” to On. Save your changes to have the Terminal open in the middle of your screen.
Why Center the Terminal App?
Centering the Windows Terminal launch helps you keep your desktop tidy and makes the app easier to spot, especially if you have a large monitor.
Why would you want this? Center launching is useful if you like your windows organized in the middle. It makes the Terminal easier to find. On larger screens, centering makes it more accessible and easier to use.
How to Center Launch the Terminal App
Step 1Open the Terminal App
Click the Start menu and search for Terminal. Under “Best match,” select and open the Windows Terminal app.

Step 2 Open Settings
When the Terminal app opens, look for the down arrow button on the top bar and click it. Then, select Settings (you can also press Ctrl + ,).

Step 3Enable Center on Launch
In the Settings window, click the Appearance tab on the left. Then expand the “Launch parameters” section. Find the “Center on launch” option and flip the toggle switch to On.
To disable it : Flip the toggle switch to Off.

Step 4Save Your Changes
Click the Save button at the bottom to save your changes. Then close the Settings window.
That’s it! Your Terminal app will now open in the center of your screen.
Summary
Centering the Windows Terminal launch puts the app right in the middle of your screen, making your workspace feel more organized.
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