Final Fantasy Vii Remake Ultrawide Fix May 2026

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Step 2: Install FFVIIHook

1. Locate your game’s installation folder:

   • Steam: ...\steamapps\common\FINAL FANTASY VII REMAKE\End\Binaries\Win64
   • Epic: ...\FINAL FANTASY VII REMAKE\End\Binaries\Win64

2. Extract the contents of the downloaded FFVIIHook.zip directly into that Win64 folder. final fantasy vii remake ultrawide fix

3. You should see these files added:

   • ff7remake_.asi
   • FFVIIFix.ini
   • winmm.dll (or version.dll depending on version)

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📥 Installation

Method A: Automatic (Recommended)

1. Download the latest release .zip file.
2. Extract the contents into your game root folder (where FFVII Remake Intergrade.exe is located).
   • Typical Path: ...\steamapps\common\FINAL FANTASY VII REMAKE INTERGRADE\End\Binaries\Win64\
3. Launch the game. The fix will apply automatically based on your desktop resolution.

Method B: Manual Configuration If you need to force a specific resolution or disable the fix:

1. Open the plugins folder within the game directory.
2. Edit the UltrawideFix.ini file.
3. Change Enabled = 1 to 0 to disable.

Quick troubleshooting checklist

• If UI elements are off-screen: reinstall the HUD components of the fix or try a different mod version.
• If cutscenes look wrong: switch to a fix that provides cinematic-safe options or revert to vanilla for story sections.
• If performance drops heavily: lower resolution or enable upscaling tech (DLSS/FSR) if available.
• If the game crashes: remove mods, restore backups, verify game files via the launcher.

The Verdict: Is it worth it?

Absolutely.

Seeing the Sector 5 slums stretch across a curved 3440x1440 panel is transformative. The fight against the Air Buster feels massive. Walking across the catwalks of the Shinra building feels claustrophobic and epic at the same time.

Does it break anything? Minorly. Some pre-rendered cutscenes (the few that aren't real-time) will still play in 16:9 with black bars. Some menu transitions flicker for a split second. But 99% of the 40-hour experience is flawless. This content is structured so you can use

Advanced: Custom HUD Scaling (for 32:9 or super ultrawide)

In FFVIIFix.ini, add:

[HUD]
HUDScale = 0.85   ; reduces HUD size (1.0 = normal, 0.75–0.85 good for 32:9)
SafeXOffset = 0.02  ; shifts HUD slightly inward from screen edge

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