An infinite canvas workspace for VS Code — freely arrange terminals, browsers, and file explorers on a zoomable, draggable canvas.
✨ Features
Infinite Canvas — Pan and zoom freely across an unlimited workspace
Draggable Terminal Windows — Spawn multiple terminals and position them anywhere on the canvas
Built-in Browser Windows — Open web pages side-by-side with your terminals
File Explorer Windows — Browse your project files directly on the canvas
Snap Guides — Smart alignment guides help you organize windows neatly
State Persistence — Your layout is saved and restored automatically
Context Menu — Right-click to create new windows at any position
Favorites — Save frequently used terminal commands, URLs, and paths
Dark Theme — Designed to match VS Code's native dark aesthetic
Works in GitHub Codespaces — Supports VS Code for the Web (browser-based) with graceful degradation
🚀 Getting Started
Install the extension from the VS Code Marketplace
Open the Command Palette (Ctrl+Shift+P / Cmd+Shift+P)
Run "Infinite Workspace: Open Infinite Workspace"
Right-click on the canvas to create terminal, browser, or file explorer windows
🖥️ Desktop vs Web Support
Feature
VS Code Desktop
VS Code Web (Codespaces)
Infinite Canvas
✅
✅
Terminal Windows
✅
⚠️ Use integrated terminal
Browser Windows
✅
✅
File Explorer
✅
✅
State Persistence
✅
✅
Note: In VS Code for the Web, terminal windows show a friendly message directing you to use VS Code's built-in integrated terminal. All other features work fully.
⌨️ Shortcuts
Action
Shortcut
Pan canvas
Click and drag on background
Zoom
Scroll wheel
Move window
Drag the title bar
Resize window
Drag the bottom-right corner
Create window
Right-click on canvas
📋 Requirements
VS Code 1.85.0 or higher
For terminal support: Desktop version of VS Code (or Remote SSH / WSL)
