Microsoft has released the latest version of PowerToys, its suite of tools for power users on Windows 10 and 11, bringing it to version 0.60. This release is mostly focused on minor improvements and fixes, but there are some noteworthy changes, especially if you're using Windows 11.

For starters, the Image Resizer tool and PowerRename have been added to the Windows 11 context menu. Until now, if you wanted to use either of these tools on your files, you'd need to right-click to show the Windows 11 context menu, then choose the Show more options button to see the old menu, where these features would show up. This change reduces the number of steps you need to take to rename your files or resize images. The team notes that this may not work well if you're a Windows Insider in the Dev channel.

Another improvement related to Windows 11 is for the Always on Top tool. This tool pins any window on top of all your other windows, and it highlights the pinned windows with a colored border. Now, that border will have rounded corners on Windows 11, to follow the rounded corners of the window itself.

Otherwise, there are a few more general improvement, like a new PowerToys Run plugin for OneNote. Additionally, the FancyZones tool now uses a new zone identification technique that increases stability and prevents your zones from resetting when using multiple monitors. This update also makes it easier to install ARM64 versions of PowerToys through the Microsoft Store and Windows Package Manager.

There are a lot of smaller improvements and fixes in PowerToys 0.60, and you can find them all below.

You can PowerToys 0.60 from GitHub, or, if you already have the app installed, check for updates within the app to get the latest version.