Over a dozen built-in tools
Watermark, crop, compress, convert, remove backgrounds, split and merge PDFs. Select your files and get to work.
A better alternative to Finder
Browser-like organization. Swiss Army knife versatility. Tabs, nested favorites and 12 pane layouts keep locations organized. Over a dozen built-in tools handle watermarks, compression, cropping and PDFs. Add dozens of context-menu actions, and you’re ready to work. Super Preview shows what’s inside. The floating file window keeps files close. Your all-in-one file workspace for Mac.
Give each project a tab and keep your place as you switch. Save files and folders as favorites, organized into nested groups by project, client or purpose.
Open different locations in their own tabs without filling your desktop with separate windows.
Bookmark files and folders, nest them in groups, and drag to reorder. Familiar places are always close by.
Choose from 12 layouts with 1–4 panes. Keep projects, assets, downloads and deliveries side by side. Compare and drag between them, with each pane remembering its own place.
Open several locations in one tab and drag files directly between panes.
Choose a layout for the work at hand, then adjust the space and proportions.
Your project on the left, assets on the right. Save your folders, tabs and pane layout as a workspace, ready for the next time you return.
You shouldn’t have to unpack an archive just to find out what’s in it. Select a folder or archive, press Space, and explore its images, documents and videos.
Folders, archives and their contents, all in view.
Step into an archive just as you would a folder.
Read Markdown, PDFs, spreadsheets and media right where you browse.
Images · PDF · Office · Markdown · Audio & video · Archives
Preview capabilities vary by format. Some formats depend on macOS support.
Watermark an image, extract a few PDF pages or give a batch of assets consistent names. Everyday tools live alongside your files, ready when you need them.
Crop, convert, compress, watermark and remove backgrounds. Turn a selection of images into a PDF.
Split, merge, extract, compress and rotate pages. Export a PDF as images when that’s what you need.
Combine replacement and numbering rules. Check the new names before applying them to the whole selection.
Choose a format, set a password or split size, and package the files you want to send.
Move your pointer to the notch at the top of your screen or the screen edge to reveal the floating file window. Downloads, parked files and favorite folders are within reach. Drag out what you need and get back to your work.
Each pane has its own floating orb. Go back, move up a folder, organize or compress files with configurable double-click and hover actions.
Keep using Finder favorites and tags, with support for SMB, AFP, NFS, FTP and WebDAV network file protocols. Manage local files and network locations together.
Import favorite locations from Finder and keep using your existing tags.
Connect to SMB, AFP, NFS, WebDAV and read-only FTP. macOS handles connections and authorization.
See the default app on a file’s icon. Change the app for that file type from the context menu.
Over a dozen built-in tools and dozens of context-menu actions cover image watermarks, compression, cropping, PDFs and file organization. The built-in tool ecosystem will continue to expand, bringing more file tasks into DirDeck.
Watermark, crop, compress, convert, remove backgrounds, split and merge PDFs. Select your files and get to work.
Cut, Copy To, Send To, Extract To, copy paths and more. Actions adapt to the selected file type, with configurable ordering and groups.
No need to remember which folder holds a file. Press D twice in DirDeck, type a filename or keyword, and search across your Mac. Find, open or reveal files across folders, wherever you are browsing.
The DD shortcut works inside DirDeck when you are not editing text. Global search covers locations you have authorized.
Explore global searchTry every feature for seven days, with no automatic charge. Then choose annual or lifetime access.
Download on the Mac App Store Requires macOS 15 or later Purchase and trial detailsFound a problem or have a feature in mind? Open an issue in our GitHub community repository to share feedback, describe your workflow and follow progress.