Best Tilda Alternatives in 2026

20 apps from terminal emulators ranked against Tilda on the same published basis.

  1. 1Tilda vs Termalin
  2. 2Tilda vs Contour
  3. 3Tilda vs gitsome
  4. 4Tilda vs Warp
  5. 5Tilda vs Alacritty
  6. 6Tilda vs Hyper
  7. 7Tilda vs Konsole
  8. 8Tilda vs Tabby
  9. 9Tilda vs WezTerm
  10. 10Tilda vs xterm
  11. 11Tilda vs agedu
  12. 12Tilda vs Cool Retro Term
  13. 13Tilda vs Ghostty
  14. 14Tilda vs kitty
  15. 15Tilda vs mintty
  16. 16Tilda vs QTerminal
  17. 17Tilda vs Cmder
  18. 18Tilda vs ConEmu
  19. 19Tilda vs foot
  20. 20Tilda vs GNOME Terminal

Tilda alternatives compared

#AppScoreFree planFromRuns on
1Termalin6.7Free plan$8/moAPI, iOS, Linux, Mac, Web, Windows
2Contour6.6Free planFreeLinux, Mac, Windows
3gitsome6.6Free planFreeLinux, Mac, self-hosted, Windows
4Warp6.6Free plan$20/moLinux, Mac, self-hosted, Windows
5Alacritty6.5Free planFreeLinux, Mac, Windows
6Hyper6.5Free planFreeLinux, Mac, Windows
7Konsole6.5Free planFreeLinux, Mac, Windows
8Tabby6.5Free planFreeLinux, Mac, Windows
9WezTerm6.5Free planFreeLinux, Mac, Windows
10xterm6.5Free planFreeLinux, Mac, Windows
11agedu6.4Free planFreeLinux, Web
12Cool Retro Term6.4Free planFreeLinux, Mac
13Ghostty6.4Free planFreeLinux, Mac
14kitty6.4Free planFreeLinux, Mac
15mintty6.4Free planFreeWindows
16QTerminal6.4Free planFreeLinux, Mac
17Cmder6.3Free planFreeWindows
18ConEmu6.3Free planFreeWindows
19foot6.3Free planFreeLinux
20GNOME Terminal6.3Free planFreeLinux
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Questions about Tilda alternatives

What is the best alternative to Tilda?

Termalin, number 1 in terminal emulators with a score of 6.7 out of 10. The others here: Contour, gitsome, Warp and 16 more.

What is the best free alternative to Tilda?

Termalin is the best-ranked alternative with a free plan. 20 of the 20 alternatives here publish a free plan on their own pricing pages.

How are these alternatives ranked?

Ranked free-and-open first: a usable free tier and open-source code, then the platforms it runs on and its documentation.