Power Menu

What is Power Menu?

Power Menu is a Finder extension for macOS that helps you work with files and folders more efficiently from within Finder. It adds actions to the Finder right-click menu and toolbar, so you can carry out common tasks without opening separate apps or moving through multiple menus. Typical uses include copying file paths, moving or copying items, creating new documents from templates, and converting images. The app also lets more advanced users create custom actions with shell scripts, making it useful for people who want to tailor Finder to their own workflow. Power Menu is aimed at Mac users who spend a lot of time organizing files, preparing assets, or repeating the same Finder actions throughout the day. Published by FIPLAB Ltd, it is best understood as a utilities app focused on file-handling convenience and Finder productivity.

Key features

• Add file actions to the Finder right-click menu
• Access the same actions from a Finder toolbar button
• Copy file paths and perform common file operations quickly
• Create new files from built-in document templates
• Convert images directly from Finder
• Set up custom actions using shell scripts

Safety overview

Status: Mostly safe

Power Menu is normal utility software for Mac that integrates with Finder to add context-menu and toolbar actions. Its background operation and Finder extension are expected for this type of app. Because it can run custom shell-script actions, you should only use scripts you understand and trust, especially if they can rename, move, or modify files in bulk.

Recommendation: Keep Power Menu if you use its Finder shortcuts or custom actions regularly. If you no longer rely on those right-click tools, you can remove it without affecting macOS itself, though its Finder menu actions and any custom workflow setup will stop working.

Common paths

• /Applications/Power Menu.app

Related apps

• Finder

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