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1. HOW TO SPLIT SCREEN MACBOOK PRO WITH IPAD HOW TO
2. HOW TO SPLIT SCREEN MACBOOK PRO WITH IPAD MAC

To reverse this, just do the same procedure again, and the second app will hover above the main one again, so you can easily swipe it away. Both tabs will blur over, but when you release they'll be sitting side-by side, so no text is obscured in either. Press and hold the grey bar at the top of the second tab, and drag it down (or up). Move the pointer to the top of the screen to show the window buttons, then click the full-screen button.

HOW TO SPLIT SCREEN MACBOOK PRO WITH IPAD MAC

Here's the article: Use two Mac apps side by side in Split View - Apple Support.

The second tab now sits in front the first, but you can truly split the screen between the two tabs if you want. Clicking the green button will exit split screen view, and the screens should return to their original positions. By default, your iPad acts as an extension of your Mac desktop. It's faster than dragging the window and the window will be resized perfectly for your display. Then, if you want to bring it back, you can easily swipe in from this side and it will pop back up. Or move your pointer over the full-screen button of a window, then choose the option to move that window to your iPad display. If you want to hide this second app, you can simply touch the grey bar at the top of it and drag it to the side of the screen, which will cause the app to disappear off to the side.

On iPad you've now got one big app taking up most of the screen, and another sitting in a slice on the side – this might not be what you're looking for, but you can rearrange things in a few ways. Much like other MacBooks, the 2020 models only have one type of portjust two to four of them, depending on your model. These ports are compatible with USB-C cables, but they’re faster at transferring data.

HOW TO SPLIT SCREEN MACBOOK PRO WITH IPAD HOW TO

Image credit: TechRadar How to re-arrange split-screen mode on iPad The 2020 MacBook Air or MacBook Pro computers have Thunderbolt 3 or USB 4.0 ports.