Open a folder directly
Right-click a folder to open Terminal there. Your next command starts in that location.
Open in Terminal
Start your next command in the right folder.
Open Apple Terminal at the Finder location you are working in, without copying paths or typing your way there.
Included with MenuSmith · macOS 14 or later
Less navigation, more doing
Your files are here. Your terminal can be too.
Go from browsing a project to running a command with the folder context already taken care of.
Start beside a selected file
Use a file as your starting point and Terminal opens in its containing folder. No need to find and copy the parent path.
Use the folder you are viewing
Right-click empty space inside a Finder folder to open Terminal in that folder.
One useful command. No settings to fine-tune.
Add Open in Terminal to your Finder menu. The target location comes from the file, folder, or folder background you use it on.
- Opens Apple Terminal
- Uses your current Finder context
- No manual path copying
Go straight to the command line.
Open Terminal where your work already is.