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InfiniDesk review

#30 of 47 in Desktop Organization Software

InfiniDesk keeps separate Mac desktop views for projects, tasks, or presentations.

6.5/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Projects, presentations, and personal tasks often call for different desktop arrangements. InfiniDesk is a macOS app for creating distinct desktop views, each with its own file and folder layout, wallpaper, and widget visibility. It is aimed at Mac users who want to switch contexts without manually rearranging their desktop. The app is focused on views rather than automatic file sorting: its visibility controls hide or reveal desktop files without moving, copying, renaming, or deleting them.

Switching options are the main distinction. Users can change views from the menu bar or with global keyboard shortcuts, and Follow Spaces Mode can assign a view to a Mission Control Space and display it when switching to that Space. Other Mac apps can trigger desktop switching, with integrations including Apple Shortcuts, Raycast, Alfred, BetterTouchTool, and Keyboard Maestro. This makes InfiniDesk a fit for people who already organize work around distinct Spaces or app-driven workflows. Those looking for a tool that sorts files automatically should consider a different approach.

The Lifetime License costs $12.99 one time for a single Mac, with all future updates included. The vendor's homepage also describes a trial limited to 100 desktop switches; it is not a time-limited free plan. The purchase is a straightforward fit for an individual Mac user who wants persistent project-specific layouts and values a one-time license. It is less suitable for people who need a free plan, support beyond macOS, or automatic file organization. Choose InfiniDesk for switching between desktop environments, not for managing files through sorting rules.

InfiniDesk pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Give each desktop view its own files, folders, wallpaper, and widget visibility
    • Switch from the menu bar, keyboard shortcuts, or assigned Mission Control Spaces
    • Connect switching to Shortcuts, Raycast, Alfred, and other Mac apps
  • Where it doesn't
    • Available only for macOS
    • A Lifetime License covers one Mac
    • Does not automatically sort files into desktop views

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