Scalizer

Scalizer automatically configures Windows interface scaling on displays it does not support by default.

github.com/wonmor/Scalizer-Windows
Scalizer homepage screenshot

About Scalizer

Scalizer automatically configures Windows UI scale on displays that Windows does not support by default, such as Huawei's MateView. It is built for Windows 11 and is described as a replacement for the default Windows DPI scaling software.

Use requires turning on the custom scaling factor option in Display under Windows Settings. Display profiles are stored as JSON files, and the installer is available from the Releases tab.

Key features

  • Automatically configures Windows UI scale on unsupported displays
  • Supports displays such as Huawei's MateView
  • Functions as alternative to default Windows DPI scaling
  • Stores display profiles in JSON configuration files
  • Runs on Windows 11 with WPF graphical interface
  • Uses Windows Display API and Newtonsoft Json.NET
Best for: Windows 11 users whose displays, such as Huawei's MateView, lack default Windows scaling support.
Good for
  • Open-source distribution under Apache 2.0 License
  • Targets displays without default Windows scaling support
  • Uses editable JSON files for display profiles
Watch out for
  • Requires enabling custom scaling factor in Windows Display settings first
  • Described for Windows 11 and Windows-only use

Scalizer at a glance

Type
Open-source project
Pricing
Not confirmed. Check the site
Platforms
Windows
Open source
Yes · Source code
Language
English
Last checked
Oct 5, 2026 · Online when checked
Listed
Oct 5, 2026

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Scalizer FAQ

Where do I download the installer?
Download the installer file from the Releases tab.
What setting is required before running the app?
Turn on the "custom scaling factor..." option in Display under Windows Settings.
Where are display profiles stored?
As JSON files, for example C:\Program Files\Scalizer-Alpha\[email protected].
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