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Close Windows in Mission Control on Mac

Finally, close any window directly in Mission Control on your Mac. One by one with a click, or close all at once with a keyboard shortcut. Try it free for 7 days.

The Problem

Mission Control shows everything. Closing anything? That's a journey.

You open Mission Control to find a window. You see it. But to close it? Click the window, wait for the animation, find the close button, click again. Repeat for every window. Your flow is broken.

Open Mission Control Click Window Wait... Find Close Button Click
The Solution

One click. Window closed. Stay in flow.

Mission Control Close adds close buttons directly to window thumbnails in Mission Control on Mac. See a window you don't need? Click the X. It's gone. Want to close all windows at once? Use the keyboard shortcut. No context switching. No broken concentration. Just clean, simple Mac window management.

Open Mission Control Click X Done ✓

Mission Control Close Features

A focused utility that does one thing exceptionally well. No bloat. No subscriptions. Just the feature Mission Control always needed.

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Close Buttons on Every Window

Elegant close buttons appear on every window thumbnail when you enter Mission Control. Click to close. It's that simple.

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Works with Spaces

Full support for macOS Spaces. Close windows across any desktop without leaving the Mission Control overview.

Lightweight Menu Bar App

Lives quietly in your menu bar. Uses minimal system resources. No performance impact on your Mac.

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Keyboard Shortcuts

Close windows without even clicking. Use keyboard shortcuts to close individual windows one by one, or dismiss all windows at once.

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Hide the Menu Bar Icon

Don't like a cluttered menu bar? We've got you covered. Hide the icon completely and let the app work silently in the background.

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Adapts to Your Theme

Automatically matches your system appearance. Prefer something different? Override it with light or dark mode to suit your style.

How to Close Windows in Mission Control

Download the free trial and start closing windows in Mission Control immediately. No credit card required. No complicated setup. Just install and try it.

1

Download Free Trial

Download the 7-day free trial—no credit card required. Drag it to your Applications folder and launch.

2

Grant Permission

Allow accessibility access when prompted. This lets the app detect windows and add close buttons.

3

Start Your Trial

Open Mission Control and start closing windows immediately. You have 7 days to try all features. Buy anytime if you love it.

About Accessibility Permission: The app uses macOS Accessibility APIs to detect window positions and add close button overlays. Your data never leaves your Mac. No analytics. No tracking. Just a utility that respects your privacy.

What beta testers are saying

Early feedback from the Mac community during beta testing.

★★★★★

"I didn't know how much I needed this until I had it. Now I can't imagine using Mission Control without it. Should be built into macOS."

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James Wilson

Software Developer
★★★★★

"As someone who constantly has 20+ windows open, this app is a game changer. Clean up my desktop in seconds without losing focus."

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Sarah Jenkins

Designer
★★★★★

"Lightweight, does exactly what it promises, and the keyboard shortcuts are perfect. This is how all Mac utilities should be built."

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Michael Thompson

Product Manager

Try before you buy

Download the free 7-day trial with no credit card required. If you love it, purchase a lifetime licence for just £5.

After Free Trial
£5

One-time payment. No subscription. Own it forever.

  • 7-day free trial included
  • Lifetime licence
  • Free future updates
  • 14-day money-back guarantee
  • No ads, no tracking

Requires macOS 26.0 (Tahoe) or later

Frequently Asked Questions About Mission Control Close

Everything you need to know about closing windows in Mission Control on Mac.

Download Mission Control Close and enjoy full access to all features for 7 days. No credit card required. After the trial expires, the app will prompt you to purchase a lifetime licence for £5 if you want to continue using it.

No. Simply download the app and start your 7-day free trial immediately. No payment information required. You only need to purchase if you decide to keep using it after the trial ends.

After 7 days, the app will display a notification that your trial has expired. You can purchase a lifetime licence for £5 to continue using all features. Your preferences and settings will be preserved if you choose to purchase.

Absolutely! If you're ready to purchase, click any Buy Now button. However, we recommend trying the free trial first to make sure Mission Control Close works perfectly with your setup and workflow.

Yes. The Accessibility permission allows the app to read window positions and add overlay buttons. Mission Control Close doesn't log keystrokes, capture screen content, or transmit any data. Everything happens locally on your Mac. The permission is the same one used by popular apps like Rectangle, Magnet, and Alfred.

Mission Control Close requires macOS 26.0 (Tahoe) or later. Apple Silicon Macs only.

No. The app uses minimal system resources and only activates when Mission Control is open. When idle, it uses virtually no CPU or memory. It's designed to be invisible until you need it.

Yes. Mission Control Close works seamlessly with multi-monitor setups. Close buttons appear on window thumbnails across all connected displays.

Simply quit the app from the menu bar and drag it from your Applications folder to the Trash. You can also revoke the Accessibility permission in System Settings > Privacy & Security > Accessibility.

We offer a 14-day money-back guarantee. If you're not satisfied with Mission Control Close, simply contact support for a full refund.

When you have multiple windows with identical titles from the same app (e.g., several Finder windows all showing "Recents"), clicking a close button may close a different window than expected. This is due to a macOS limitation: Mission Control's accessibility API doesn't expose a unique identifier linking each thumbnail to its underlying window. The thumbnail titles are the same, positions don't correlate, and there's no window ID we can use to match them. Windows with unique titles work perfectly.