(You can disable the game launcher module if you only want to use the tools.)
As Unify is updated and improved constantly, its user interface and features are prone to changes. Therefore the list and screenshots below may not fully represent Unify's current version's features or user interface.
Centralize and manage all your games within one location: Unify.
Cover, list as well as page views are supported, including light and dark themes. Experienced users can create their own color themes.
Create shortcuts which can be accessed from a context menu for each game in your list. This way you can, for example, have quick access to websites, launch tools like mod managers, run external programs like trainers, perform scripts (which you can create using our Script Editor using either our own internal Unify scripting language, PowerShell or VB.NET), etcetera.
You can also quickly access our Jotter tool (notes) from the context menu. This way you can write down notes that are specific to each game in your Library.
Or you can easily check how much hard drive space a game takes on your system. Or, if you're done with a game, simply uninstall it from the context menu.
Change the way a game should launch - like launching AutoHotkey scripts, Unify scripts, trainers or other apps along with it (and closing those apps again when the game exits), use borderless windowed mode, enable or disable Auto HDR for a game, apply compatibility settings (run as Administrator, change process priority, enable/disable DPI awareness and/or Windows fullscreen optimizations, enable Alchemy support, etc.), disable the screensaver and Window popup (toast) notifications during gaming (which can - on some screens - cause temporary black screens when using HDR), and so on.
Unify allows you to backup game files while running the game. This can be handy if you want to backup savegames.
Unify supports Dosbox to allow you to run AbandonWare DOS games.
Unify supports XBOX controllers. Even better, it allows you to use your controller as a PC mouse and (on-screen) keyboard. This way you can use your Windows system using your controller. This feature is disabled while gaming to make sure it does not conflict with games supporting controllers.
Unify stands for unification, and that is why it is also a container of several useful utilities, all in one application.
Manage your Windows theme depending on the time of day (automatic dark or light mode).
You can even run scripts when the Windows theme changes. This can be handy for example if you want other desktop apps (that support a dark theme) to change their theme by changing registry settings (advanced users only). Or if you want to lower your monitor brightness in dark theme and reset it again in light theme.
Manage your wallpapers and create wallpaper collections or use daily images from Windows Spotlight or Bing. You can also sync your desktop and lockscreen backgrounds so they are the same. Not only that, you can also assign a specific Windows accent color to each wallpaper.
Furthermore you can have wallpapers only show up depending on the time of day (day or night) or period in the year (summer, christmas, etc) and automatically darken your background when using Window's dark theme.
Also, Unify allows you to manage your mouse cursors and create collections and use them depending on the Windows dark/light theme.
Both background and cursor collections can easily be exported and imported so you can use these on your other Windows devices or share them with others that have Unify.
Clean your system by removing files, folders and registry items. You can create your own cleaning jobs (or create advanced jobs with scripts using our Script Editor).
Jobs can be exported and imported for easy transfer.Use Tweaks to customize your Windows experience or automate tasks. For example run tweaks to stop Windows Explorer from showing USB drives separately in the navigation list. Or to disable the Windows Explorer's new context menu style in Windows 11 and revert to the classic Windows 10's version.
You can create your own tweaker tasks (using our Script Editor). And tasks can be exported and imported for easy transfer.
Manage your Windows clipboard history and mark clipboard items as favorite so they will become available permanently and add tags to quickly filter clipboard items. Items on the clipboard can easily be saved to your hard drive (encryption is supported). Or you can quickly perform some standard operations on them, like converting HTML or Richtext to plain text, or adding transparency to an image, extract e-mail addresses and so on.
Using Clipboard Quick Actions you can turn the basic copy feature of Windows in a handy tool. Whenever you copy something, Unify will show an optional and non-intrusive popup at the bottom of your screen from where you can quickly access quick tools to process that clipboard item. For example:
You can annotate an image using several drawing tools and crop only the part of the image you need. You can then copy it to the clipboard to quickly share it (using mail or WhatsApp for example) using Unify's Clipboard Actions again. Or you can convert images to other formats (Unify supports the major image formats, like JPEG, BMP, PNG, GIF and WEBP).
Copying the text shown here in Notepad++ and then clicking the @ tool from Unify's Quick Action popup would copy Yoda’s e-mailaddress. The Force is strong with Unify!
Quickly paste clipboard contents (like text or images) to a file on your computer, or quickly extract the contents of one or more copied Zip files, all from the Windows Explorer context menu. And if you copied a list of files, including Zip files, you can auto-extract those Zip files during the copy process.
For this feature to work on Windows 11, Windows Explorer's classic context menu needs to be enabled (which can be done from Unify's Tweaker tool).
There are many useful backup utilities that can be found on the web. However, what many of them seem to be lacking is a simple file and folder backup. Unify fills this gap by offering this as a tool.
You can use the Jotter tool (aka 'Notes') to create notebooks with notes (sorted in a treeview structure with unlimited levels), make calculations, translate text and so on. Quickly browse notes by searching for text or their tags. Notes can be exported to a variety of formats, like RTF, HTML and PDF. All notes are stored locally and can be synced in the Cloud.
Write notes quickly anytime by simply pressing a keyboard shortcut so the Jotter will popup. You can do so while gaming for example, in which case this would show the notebook for the running game (jotting while gaming works only in windowed or borderless fullscreen gaming).
Jotter can also be accessed from our Clipboard Quick Actions so you can quickly add clipboard content to a note.
This tool allows you to store items, like URL's, images, files, etcetera so you can access them later. Items can be tagged and categorized.
Using the Collector, you can also parse URL's (custom parsing scripts are supported) and extract text or images.
The Collector can also be accessed from our Clipboard Quick Actions so you can quickly add clipboard content to the Collector or parse a copied webpage URL.
Using our Quicky tool (a keyboard shortcut extender) you can use and create customizable keyboard shortcuts allowing you to quickly perform actions on your PC, like running Steam, Discord, open Unify's tools (like the Clipboard Manager and Jotter tool), do a quick websearch, or launch another program or execute a script.
Normally you would be limited by the amount of keys on your keyboard. However, Quicky supports subkeys. This way you can extend the range of keyboard shortcuts. By first pressing a global hotkey (e.g. CTRL+ALT+K) you can then type in any subkey combination to perform tasks.
Also, Quicky has some built-in shortcuts with which you can, for example:
Pressing the global HotKey and then CTRL+S will show the Symbol Picker. Selecting the symbol (using the arrows keys or the mouse) and pressing CTRL+ENTER will paste that symbol to your text editor. In this example that is Notepad++, but it can be any editor, like Word or Excel, or anything!
Note that the symbols listed here can be expanded upon.
Pressing the global HotKey and then CTRL+K will show the Color Picker. Selecting the color (using the arrows keys or the mouse) and pressing CTRL+ENTER will paste that color's CSS code to your text editor. In this example that is Notepad++, but it can be any editor, like Adobe Dreamweaver or anything!
Note that the colors listed here can be expanded upon.
Using Unify's System Tray Menu you can quickly close (and open) game stores as well as execute actions using tools you can create yourself. With these tools you can launch apps or execute scripts (which you can create using the Script Editor).
Custom tools can be created by simply adding items that refer to an existing executable. Or by creating an item that runs a script file which you can create using our Script Editor.
From Unify's Theme section, you can Create Folder Groups on your desktop that contain your shortcuts to applications, links or scripts, with fully customizable icons.
You can use Unify's Scheduler to easily create tasks that need to run at certain times. You could for example create a Scheduler Task to automatically execute Cleaning Tasks every monday of the week. Or to periodically execute a custom-made script.
Want to hide certain folders and protect them using a master password? You can use our Hide Folders tool for that. You can easily hide and unhide them using keyboard shortcuts.
Keep in mind that this is not a full-fledged privacy protection tool, so those dedicated to unhide your folders will succeed at that.