Automatic stacks
Images, movies, music, documents, games, apps and more each get their own stack. Anything new you save to the desktop lands in the right one by itself.
Desktop organizer for Windows
LunaDock gathers the files, folders and shortcuts on your Windows desktop into neat stacks: images, movies, music, documents, games, apps and more. Click a stack to fan it open, grab what you need, and click again to tuck it away. Your files stay exactly where they are.
A live demo of the stacks running in your browser. Click a stack, switch icon packs, move the stacks to another edge or group them by date. The files are examples.
Images, movies, music, documents, games, apps and more each get their own stack. Anything new you save to the desktop lands in the right one by itself.
Group by file type, or by date to see what is new at a glance: Today, Yesterday, Previous 7 Days and older.
Sort inside each stack by name, date, size or type, and drag and drop to reorder stacks or move items between them.
Classic piles that show your files' own icons, or colorful category icons in more than 20 packs, from Fluent and Glass to Neon, Pastel and Aurora. Any stack can take your own icon or image.
Place the stacks on the top, bottom, left or right edge of the screen, with multi-monitor support. Adjust icon size, margins and background to match your wallpaper.
Open, rename and delete with the familiar Windows right-click menu, and get a quick preview for files.
The original desktop icons are hidden while LunaDock runs and come back when it closes. Stacks open inline or in a panel next to the stack.
A translucent settings window with a live preview, a guided welcome tour, light and dark mode, and 16 languages.
Get LunaDock from the Microsoft Store and open it. A short welcome tour walks you through the options.
Your desktop is gathered into stacks by type. New files join the right stack automatically.
Click a stack to fan it open, then click again to tuck it away.
No. Your files stay where they are on the desktop. LunaDock only displays them in stacks, and it only renames or deletes something when you ask it to from its menu.
The original desktop icons are hidden while LunaDock runs and come back as soon as it closes.
Yes. Choose from more than 20 icon packs, or give any stack its own icon or image.
Yes, LunaDock supports multiple monitors, and the stacks can sit on any edge of the screen.
It can. Starting with Windows is an option in the settings.
Get it from the Microsoft Store and set it up in a minute.
Get it from Microsoft Store