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Photos, video, audio and documents, into another format. Right-click, done.
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Photos, video, audio and documents, into another format. Right-click, done.
Scan the code on your screen. Links are checked first.
Everything you copied, one click away.
Save the text you type every day.
Lives in the menu bar, not your Dock.
Halves, quarters and more, from the ring.
Light, Dark or Auto, in nine colours.
Your files never leave your Mac.
Works in the folders you sync.
Show only the actions you use.
Too big for Discord or email? Pick the limit, PowerClick does the rest.
PowerClick does two things. It adds a submenu to Finder's right-click menu with Convert, Compress for sharing, Read QR & Barcodes, Transcribe, file templates, Copy Path, Batch Rename, Copy To and Move To, Open in Editor and New File from Clipboard. It also adds ShortClick, a radial menu you open with a shortcut anywhere in macOS to launch apps, paste snippets, reuse clipboard history, run automations, scan a QR code on screen and snap windows.
Photos in HEIC, PNG, WebP, AVIF, TIFF, GIF, BMP, PSD and camera RAW convert to JPEG, PNG, HEIC, AVIF, TIFF, GIF, BMP or WebP, and any image can become an ICO or ICNS icon. Videos in MOV, MP4, M4V and AVI convert to MP4 (H.264 or HEVC, 1080p or 720p), an animated GIF, or just the audio. Audio converts to AAC, Apple Lossless, FLAC, WAV or Opus (saved as a .caf file). Word, RTF, OpenDocument, HTML and text convert into each other or into PDF, Markdown converts to PDF, HTML or Word, and PDFs convert to images or plain text. Only formats your Mac can write are offered. MP3 output and MKV or WebM input are not supported.
No. PowerClick is sandboxed and has no network entitlement, so it cannot contact a server. Files are converted, compressed, scanned and transcribed on your Mac. The only downloads are the Translate and Transcribe language models, which macOS itself fetches the first time you use a language.
Yes. Right-click a video, photo or PDF and choose Compress for, then Discord (10 MB), Email (25 MB) or Half Size. PowerClick works out the bitrate and resolution, and tells you the size before and after. If a long video still cannot fit, it says so instead of failing silently.
$9.99, paid once. No subscription and no renewal fees. Buy it once and it is yours.
macOS 13 Ventura or later for the app. A few features need a newer macOS: Scan QR on Screen needs macOS 14, Translate needs macOS 15 and Transcribe needs macOS 26. Features your Mac cannot run are hidden rather than shown greyed out. PowerClick is a Universal app, so it runs natively on Apple silicon and Intel Macs.
ShortClick is PowerClick's radial menu. Open it with your own keyboard shortcut, or hold Command and Shift and right-click anywhere. The inner ring holds five categories: Apps, Snippets, Clipboard, Automation and Windows. You can also hold the trigger, flick the mouse toward an item and release to pick it without a second click.
Yes. Turn on Window snapping in the ShortClick settings and the ring gains a Windows category with twelve actions: four halves, four quarters, maximize, center, move to the next display, and restore the previous position. It uses the public macOS Accessibility API, so you grant Accessibility access once in System Settings. The feature is off until you enable it.
The Finder extension needs to be enabled in System Settings. Three optional ShortClick features need one permission each: Input Monitoring for the Command + Shift + Right Click trigger, Accessibility for window snapping, and Automation for auto-pasting a snippet and reading the names of your own Shortcuts. Scan QR on Screen needs Screen Recording to capture one frame of your display. Every one of these is off until you use the feature and grant the permission.
Yes. Since version 2.2, Settings > Appearance offers Light, Dark or Auto, a Clear or Tinted Liquid Glass look and nine theme colours. It changes PowerClick's dashboard, menu bar popover and ShortClick ring, never your system appearance.
No. PowerClick adds its own submenu to Finder's right-click menu. Every native macOS option stays exactly where it was.
Open System Settings, go to Privacy & Security, then Extensions, then Finder Extensions, and enable PowerClick. The menu bar icon turns green when the extension is active.
Yes. PowerClick's actions work in iCloud Drive, Dropbox, Google Drive and OneDrive folders just like local ones. Grant access once and PowerClick remembers it.
Yes. Select multiple files in Finder, right-click, and choose Batch Rename from the PowerClick submenu. 13 rename rules are available including prefix, suffix, sequential numbering, date prefix, and snake_case conversion.
Yes. Right-click any file or folder and choose Open in Editor to open it in VS Code, Cursor, Zed or any other editor you have installed.