Transform your mouse wheel into a silky-smooth, physics-driven experience. Precision controls, per-app profiles, and zero latency.
Built from the ground up for Windows power users who live with their mouse.
Easing curves, acceleration, and a tail-to-head ratio give scroll a natural, momentum-driven feel that matches how your brain expects motion to work.
Override any scroll setting per application. Use fast, snappy scrolling in your code editor and slow, graceful scrolling in your PDF reader.
Spin the wheel fast and it accelerates — up to 7× speed — so long documents scroll in a flash. Slow down and get pixel-perfect precision.
Hold Shift to scroll horizontally with smooth animation. Optional horizontal smoothness mode for wide spreadsheets and code editors.
Automatically detects precision touchpad input and passes it through unmodified, so trackpad inertia and gesture scrolling work perfectly.
Lives quietly in the system tray. One click to enable or disable. Double-click to open settings. Auto-starts on login — always ready, never in the way.
Nine parameters to craft the exact scroll feel you want. Every value has a sensible default — but nothing is locked down.
Override any setting per application. Snappy in VS Code, graceful in Figma, disabled in games — click any app to see its profile.
"I didn't realize how much I hated Windows' default scrolling until I tried this. The difference is night and day — everything feels so much more responsive and natural now."
"The per-app profiles are a killer feature. I have slow, smooth scrolling in my PDF reader but fast, precise scrolling in VS Code. Exactly what I always wanted."
"Incredibly lightweight — I forget it's running. The acceleration feature is genius. Spin fast for big jumps, slow down for fine control. My trackball finally works perfectly."
Free to use, under 2 MB, and no account required. Works on Windows 10 and 11.
Or install via winget install glide
Hey — I'm Zahed, a developer with a deep frustration for janky scrolling on Windows. After years of watching page content lurch and stutter, I built Glide to give Windows users the fluid, physics-driven experience that macOS gets out of the box.
Glide is a passion project — free to use and built with care. Every parameter exists because I personally needed it. If something feels off, I want to hear about it.