A path for your next command
Copy POSIX paths with shell escaping and a Space separator to paste several files as separate arguments in a terminal command.
Copy Path
Get the location. Keep your flow.
Copy file and folder locations straight from Finder, in the format your terminal, notes, or next message needs.
Included with MenuSmith · macOS 14 or later
From Finder to wherever comes next
Stop rebuilding paths by hand.
The right location is already in front of you. Copy it directly instead of piecing together folder names or dragging files between apps.
A link or just a name
Choose a file URL when you need that format, or copy only the item name when the full location would be too much.
Several items, one clipboard
Choose spaces for command arguments, new lines for a list, or tabs for columns. Or use the folder background to copy the current folder location.
The format you need, on your menu.
Keep separate Actions for full paths, file URLs, or names, and choose how multiple items are separated. Give each a recognizable title so the right format is a right-click away.
- POSIX paths, file URLs, or names
- Spaces, new lines, or tabs between items
- Your files stay untouched
Copy the location and carry on.
Keep useful path formats in your Finder menu.