Always visible
No Option key, no submenu hunt. The item is right there every time you right-click.
The "Copy Path" context menu item
that should have come with macOS.
No Option key, no submenu hunt. The item is right there every time you right-click.
Select 50 files, click once. You get 50 paths on the clipboard, one per line.
The absolute path, no quotes, no escaping. Exactly what Claude Code, chats, and config files expect.
Signed with a Developer ID and notarized by Apple. Opens with no Gatekeeper warning.
The container app launches once to register the extension, then quietly stays out of your way.
Swift, AppKit, FinderSync. MIT licensed. Read every line on GitHub.
Three files selected in Finder — a screenshot, a PDF, and a folder.
/Users/james/Desktop/screenshot.png
/Users/james/Documents/invoice.pdf
/Users/james/Projects/copy-path
macOS hides "Copy as Pathname" behind the Option key. Almost nobody knows it exists. Copy Path puts it where it belongs.
Read more →The extension makes no network requests. No telemetry, no update ping, no analytics. Your paths never leave your Mac.
How it works →Plain full path. No quotes, no file:// prefix, no markdown link. What AI assistants want.
Copy Path is and always will be free and open source, licensed under MIT.
View on GitHub →