Get window titles, positions, and sizes on Windows using Python.

window_info.py

import pygetwindow as gw

# Get a list of all windows with non-empty titles
windows = [w for w in gw.getAllWindows() if w.title.strip() != '']

# Check if there are any available windows
if not windows:
    print("No windows with non-empty titles were found.")
    exit()

# Display the list of available windows with index numbers
print("List of available windows:")
for i, window in enumerate(windows):
    print(f"{i}: {window.title}")

# Ask the user to select a window by its number
while True:
    try:
        selection = int(input("\nEnter the window number: "))
        if 0 <= selection < len(windows):
            break
        else:
            print("Please enter a valid number from the list.")
    except ValueError:
        print("Please enter an integer number.")

# Get the selected window
window = windows[selection]

# Display the window information
print("\nSelected window information:")
print(f"Title: {window.title}")
print(f"Position: (X: {window.left}, Y: {window.top})")
print(f"Size: (Width: {window.width}, Height: {window.height})")

📝 Description:

A simple Python script that lists all currently open windows with visible titles on your desktop. It allows you to select a window by its index and displays its title, screen position (X, Y), and size (width and height). Useful for automation, UI debugging, and window management tasks.

🔧 Install the required library:

pip install pygetwindow

🚀 How to run:

1. Save this code to a file, for example window_info.py.
2. Run it from the terminal or command prompt:

python window_info.py

3. Choose the desired window by entering its number.