One PDF
Several PDFs or images become a single PDF, in their order.
Drag files near the notch and it offers what fits them. Everything runs on your Mac, can be cancelled, and the result lands next to the originals.
Free, with no time limit. No account, no credit card.
The zones fit what you drag: PDFs, images, a folder or a git repository, then the shelf and AirDrop.
Several PDFs or images become a single PDF, in their order.
A heavy PDF gets lighter, ready to attach or send.
A folder becomes a ZIP. For a git repository, only its own files: no .git, no node_modules, nothing it ignores.
Keep files in the notch, slide them to reorder, drag them into another app or send them with AirDrop.
A screenshot is often for Claude Code or Codex. Each new one opens the notch: one click on Claude, ChatGPT or Terminal brings the app to the front and pastes it into the conversation.
Each new screenshot or screen recording opens the notch: drag it into a conversation, or click an app to paste it there, Claude, ChatGPT or a terminal.
With “Don’t keep screenshots”, they go to a folder emptied after a day, and “Keep” saves the one you want.
No. One PDF, compression and ZIP run on your Mac with the system’s own tools, and the result is written next to the originals. Nothing is uploaded.
Several PDFs or images become one PDF; a PDF can be compressed; a folder becomes a ZIP, and a git repository a ZIP of its own files. Any file can go on the shelf or to AirDrop.
Accessibility, to paste a screenshot into the app you pick. Without it, you can still drag the preview into any conversation.
Yes. The file actions, the shelf and screenshots are part of Hollow, which is free, with no time limit.
Drop a file.
The notch handles it.
Free, with no time limit. No account, no credit card.