This guide will help you make the Windows Terminal window stay on top of all other windows, or turn that feature off if you don’t want it.

What is Windows Terminal?
Windows Terminal is a program where you can run command-line tools like Command Prompt, PowerShell, and Linux commands (if you have WSL installed). It lets you open several tabs, customize colors and fonts, and much more.

You can learn more about Windows Terminal on its official page here: Windows Terminal Documentation.

What does “Always On Top” mean?

If you turn on Always On Top, your Windows Terminal window will stay visible on your screen even when you’re using other apps. This can be useful if you want to keep an eye on commands or outputs while working in other programs.

How to Enable or Disable Always On Top

1. Open Windows Terminal. You can find it by clicking the Start menu and typing Windows Terminal.
2. At the top of the Windows Terminal window, find the down arrow button next to the tabs and click it. Then click Settings. Ctrl + , (comma) is a shortcut to open Settings too.

1. In the Settings menu on the left side, click Appearance.
2. Look for the option called “Always on top”. Turn it On if you want Windows Terminal to stay on top, or Off if you don’t.
3. Click the Save button at the bottom right to apply your choice.
4. You can now close the Settings tab and continue using Windows Terminal as usual.

Summary

• Turning on Always On Top keeps Windows Terminal visible while you work with other apps.
• You can easily turn this feature on or off in the Appearance settings.
• Customizing Windows Terminal helps create a workspace that fits your needs.
• Remember to check for updates often to get new features and fixes.
• For more detailed info, visit the official Windows Terminal Documentation.