A simple Windows tool for VALORANT True Stretch. Switch your display to a stretched resolution in one click, and get your original resolution back automatically when VALORANT closes.
EasyTS handles the parts that are normally done by hand: switching your Windows display resolution, turning the Windows monitor driver off and on, restoring your resolution after you play, saving presets, and fixing black bars on some laptops.
| Main page | Settings page |
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Both screenshots use the same resolution (1440x1080). EasyTS switches your display to the stretched resolution for you.
True Stretch makes VALORANT render at a resolution whose aspect ratio does not match your monitor's native one, then stretches the image to fill the screen. EasyTS does this at the display level:
- You register your stretched resolution with your GPU driver once, as a custom resolution.
- EasyTS turns off the Windows monitor driver, so VALORANT can no longer read your monitor's native aspect ratio.
- Once you are in a match, you click a resolution in EasyTS and your display switches to it instantly.
- When VALORANT closes, EasyTS puts your original resolution back.
EasyTS does not edit VALORANT's config files. Earlier versions did, and that method was removed in v4.0.0.
- One-click switching between popular stretched resolutions
- Custom resolutions and saved presets
- Automatic restore of your original resolution when VALORANT closes
- Monitor driver on/off from a single card, with administrator permission requested only when needed
- Live display card showing your current and original resolution
- Black bars fix for some laptop users through registry scaling
- Automatic WebView2 check with guided install if missing
- Automatic update checker on startup
- Lightweight standalone executable, no terminal required
- Download the latest
.exefrom the official GitHub releases page. - Move it somewhere accessible, such as
DesktoporDownloads. - Run it directly.
No installer is required.
- Windows 10 or Windows 11
- A graphics driver that supports custom resolutions (NVIDIA Control Panel, AMD Software, or Intel Graphics Software)
- Administrator permission for the monitor driver switch and the black bars fix. EasyTS asks through a normal Windows UAC prompt.
- Microsoft WebView2 Runtime
- An internet connection when EasyTS starts, because its interface is loaded from GitHub
WebView2 is usually pre-installed on Windows 11. Some Windows 10 or stripped-down Windows installs may need it installed manually. EasyTS will prompt you automatically if WebView2 is missing.
Do this before your first switch. The same guide is built into EasyTS under Before you switch.
- Register the resolution with your GPU. Windows can only switch to resolutions your graphics driver already knows. Create each stretched resolution as a custom resolution in NVIDIA Control Panel, AMD Software, or Intel Graphics Software.
- Set GPU scaling to Full-screen. In the same control panel, so the image fills the monitor. Not Aspect ratio, not Centered.
- Set VALORANT's display options. Display Mode: Windowed Fullscreen. Aspect Ratio Method: Fill.
- Turn the monitor driver off in EasyTS, before you launch VALORANT.
- Open EasyTS and check that the Monitor driver card says Off.
- Launch VALORANT and load into a match.
- Alt-tab to EasyTS and click a resolution, or type one and press Apply.
- Alt-tab back to VALORANT.
- When you are done, close VALORANT. With EasyTS still open, your original resolution comes back automatically.
Switch once you are in a match. Menus and agent select can glitch at a stretched resolution.
When you switch resolution, EasyTS saves the resolution you were on. After VALORANT has been running and then closes, EasyTS puts that resolution back.
- Auto-restore only works while EasyTS is open. You can leave it minimized.
- If you close EasyTS while your display is still stretched, EasyTS warns you first.
- If EasyTS was closed while stretched, reopen it and press Restore original.
- You can turn auto-restore off in Settings. The Restore original button always works.
If your display is already at the resolution you pick, EasyTS does nothing.
Type a resolution and click + Save current to save it as a preset. Click a preset to switch to it instantly. Click the x on a preset to delete it.
The Monitor driver card turns the Windows monitor device(s) off and on. With the driver off, Windows no longer reports your monitor's native resolution to VALORANT, which lets a stretched resolution work.
- Turn it off before you launch VALORANT.
- It needs administrator permission. Your screen may flicker briefly.
- EasyTS does not turn it back on automatically. Turn it back on from the same card whenever you want your normal display behavior back.
- On some laptops, brightness controls stop working while it is off.
If something goes wrong and you cannot reach EasyTS, re-enable your monitor manually:
- Right-click the Start button and open Device Manager.
- Expand Monitors.
- Right-click the disabled monitor and choose Enable device.
EasyTS does not touch VALORANT. It does not read or write VALORANT's files, inject into the game, or read its memory.
EasyTS only does three things:
- Changes your Windows display resolution
- Turns Windows monitor devices off and on through standard Windows functionality
- Checks whether the VALORANT process is running, so it can restore your resolution when you finish
EasyTS does not:
- Inject into VALORANT
- Modify game files
- Interact with Riot servers
- Bypass Vanguard
- Change account data
EasyTS may be open while you play, since it needs to be running to restore your resolution afterwards.
Because EasyTS is unsigned independent software, Windows Defender or SmartScreen may show a warning. This is common for unsigned applications.
If SmartScreen appears:
More info -> Run anyway
If you are uncomfortable running the tool, do not use it.
The source code is publicly viewable on GitHub for transparency.
Versions before v4.0.0 edited VALORANT's GameUserSettings.ini. v4.0.0 no longer does, and does not undo what older versions changed. Older versions also stored their data in %localappdata%\EasyTS\, and those files stay there untouched.
If you want to undo the old changes, with VALORANT closed:
- Go to
%localappdata%\VALORANT\Saved\Config\and open your account's folder, thenWindowsClient. - If you used the Read-only Config Lock, right-click
GameUserSettings.ini, open Properties, and untick Read-only. - Either delete
GameUserSettings.ini(VALORANT recreates it, which resets your graphics settings), or replace it with a backup from%localappdata%\EasyTS\Backups\.
Your saved presets carry over. The old saved accounts and backups are no longer used, and you can delete them if you want.
Check the following:
- The resolution is registered as a custom resolution in your GPU driver
- GPU scaling is set to Full-screen
- The monitor driver is Off, and you turned it off before launching VALORANT. If you turned it off after launching, restart VALORANT.
- VALORANT is set to Windowed Fullscreen with Fill
- You switched resolution after the match loaded
- If black bars appear, see the black bars question below
That almost always means the resolution is not registered as a custom resolution in your GPU driver yet. Windows can only switch to resolutions the driver already knows. Add it in NVIDIA Control Panel, AMD Software, or Intel Graphics Software, then try again.
Only if you want your resolution restored automatically. Switching resolution works fine and stays applied if you close EasyTS afterwards, but you would then restore it yourself, either by reopening EasyTS and pressing Restore original or through Windows display settings.
Open EasyTS and press Turn on on the Monitor driver card. If EasyTS will not open, use the Device Manager steps in the Monitor driver section.
Wait a few seconds first. If it does not recover, press Win + Ctrl + Shift + B to reset the graphics driver, or change the resolution back in Windows display settings. EasyTS asks Windows for a live resolution change rather than saving it as your permanent display setting. Restarting your PC is the last resort.
Some laptops and display setups show black bars because of GPU or display scaling behavior. EasyTS shows a Fix Black Bars card on systems where it applies. It changes the display scaling to Full Panel in the Windows Registry, needs administrator permission, and needs a restart afterwards. It may not work on every system.
You may also need to check your NVIDIA Control Panel, AMD Software, Intel Graphics Command Center, or monitor scaling settings.
Only for the monitor driver switch and the black bars fix, because Windows requires administrator rights to change those. Switching resolution does not need it.
That can happen whenever the display resolution changes, and EasyTS changes it. Restoring your original resolution usually brings things back close to where they were.
EasyTS changes the resolution of your primary display. The monitor driver switch applies to every monitor device Windows reports.
EasyTS does not touch the game. It does not read or write VALORANT's files, inject into it, or interact with Riot services. It changes your Windows display resolution, turns monitor devices off and on, and checks whether the VALORANT process is running.
Use at your own discretion.
| Resolution |
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1440x1080 |
1280x1024 |
1600x1080 |
1280x1080 |
1280x960 |
1154x1080 |
1080x1080 |
Each one has to be registered as a custom resolution in your GPU driver before EasyTS can switch to it.
- Press Restore original if your display is still stretched.
- Press Turn on on the Monitor driver card if you turned it off.
- Delete the executable.
EasyTS local data is stored in:
%localappdata%\EasyTS\
You can delete that folder if you also want to remove your presets and settings.
Open an issue on GitHub or contact me on Discord:
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Copyright (c) 2026 ahhmilo. All rights reserved.
EasyTS is free to download and use from the official GitHub releases page.
The source code is publicly viewable for transparency, but this software is proprietary. You may not copy, modify, redistribute, reupload, repackage, sell, or publish modified versions of the source code or executable without explicit permission from the author.
You may share links to the official EasyTS GitHub repository or official GitHub releases page.