Know what runs in Finder and where the result goes
See the complete action count, enabled state, session history, output-beside-original rule, review boundary, Output Center record, and Safety Center recovery path before using the context menu.
Finder Quick Actions brings safe file operations into Finder's context menu and separates immediate output-beside-original work from tasks that need review in the app. Choose which dedicated actions stay enabled, see supported file types and safety behavior, and follow every run through Output Center and Safety Center.
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Run image, PDF, archive, SVG, checksum, and path actions directly from Finder.
Write immediate outputs beside the original instead of replacing it.
Open configurable tasks with the current Finder selection preloaded.
Enable or disable dedicated actions independently.
Review job history in Output Center and supported recovery in Safety Center.
Overview, immediate actions, and preloaded app workflows establish the destination and safety boundary for every file operation.
See the complete action count, enabled state, session history, output-beside-original rule, review boundary, Output Center record, and Safety Center recovery path before using the context menu.
Keep image optimization, metadata cleanup, PDF compression, ZIP creation, extraction, SVG optimization, checksums, and path copying one right-click away, with supported types and safety behavior visible per action.
Send rename, organization, duplicate, and workflow tasks into the correct Foldout surface with the Finder selection already attached, so options can be reviewed before anything changes.
The practical details that make this job faster, clearer, or safer than doing it by hand.
Each row says whether it runs at once or opens Foldout for a decision before work begins.
Supported types, destination behavior, and the review path are attached to the action instead of hidden in documentation.
Longer tasks arrive in the correct tool with the selected files already attached.
Enable the dedicated actions you want Foldout to accept.
Select files in Finder and open Quick Actions.
Choose an immediate action or an Opens in App action.
Review the run in Output Center and recovery options in Safety Center.
No. It manages Foldout Finder extension actions.