Magnifixer
Advanced Screen Magnifier for Windows
What it does
Magnifixer: Free for home use. The Windows magnifier that thinks ahead—auto-moves to avoid blocking your view. 40x zoom, color filters (including color blindness simulations), dual-monitor support, and a built-in color picker for designers. Plus inverted display and smoothing filters for accessibility. Always ready in your system tray.
Magnifixer: free screen magnifier for Windows. Zoom up to 40x, pick colors, support dual monitors — always ready in your system tray.
Featured in 'Windows Developer Power Tools' by James Avery & Jim Holmes, O'Reilly. Magnifixer puts a powerful, flexible magnifier at your fingertips. It sits quietly in your system tray, always ready, never in the way. Whether you're a developer inspecting UI elements, a designer checking pixel-level detail, or someone who finds small text difficult to read, Magnifixer is built for you. Smooth, high-quality magnification with rendering filters to keep text and shapes crisp at any zoom level. Instantly reads pixel color under your cursor in RGB or HTML hex — the color panel background reflects the live value. Inverted display mode, smoothing filters, and enhanced readability make Magnifixer…from blacksunsoftware.com
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