Display Menu
Display Menu is a macOS utility that lets you switch screen resolutions and related display settings directly from the menu bar.
What is Display Menu?
Display Menu is a native macOS utility for managing display settings from the menu bar. It helps users quickly switch between available screen resolutions without opening System Settings each time. This is useful for people who connect external monitors, test apps at different resolutions, present on projectors, or move between work setups during the day. The app is distributed through the Mac App Store and offers a lightweight interface focused on fast access to display options. A Pro upgrade is available as an in-app purchase for additional capabilities.
Key features
- Switch between available display resolutions from the menu bar
- Access display options quickly without opening System Settings
- Work more easily with external monitors and changing desk setups
- Test how apps and content look at different screen resolutions
- Use a lightweight utility designed for fast display management
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Safety overview
Status: Safe
Display Menu is a normal display-management utility for macOS. Its main function is changing screen resolution and related display choices, so users should expect temporary visual changes when switching modes. Keep it if you use multiple monitors or regularly adjust display settings; if not, removing it should only affect your ability to manage those settings from the menu bar.
Recommendation: Keep Display Menu if you want faster access to resolution changes and other display options from the menu bar. If you do not use it, you can remove it without affecting macOS beyond losing the app’s shortcut-based display controls.
Common paths
/Applications/Display Menu.app
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