The best iTerm2 alternatives

Warp suits developers seeking a terminal with agent tools and integrations, or teams using collaboration and software factories.

MobaXterm suits programmers, webmasters, IT administrators, and others handling remote jobs on Windows.

Tabby may suit people who work across local shells, SSH, serial, or Telnet connections and want split-pane terminal sessions.

Alacritty suits people who spend substantial time in a terminal and want configurable keyboard navigation and scrollback search.

Konsole suits users who run a command shell through a text-only interface.

Ghostty suits terminal users on macOS or Linux who want native windows, tabs, and split panes, along with shell and SSH integrations.

Console suits Linux users seeking a straightforward terminal within the GNOME desktop.

It suits Windows users who want a portable terminal with multiple shells, panes, scripting, or SSH.

It suits command-line users who want configurable terminal behavior and a plugin-based interface.

Contour is aimed at advanced terminal users seeking efficiency and control.

Termalin may suit people who manage SSH sessions, file transfers, or databases, as well as teams connecting AI agents to those workflows.