File Operations

Renaming

⌘M — batch rename selected files. A dialog opens with a template field, a variables button (the same ones as in import), and a live preview of the new name for each file. Name conflicts are highlighted.

During batch rename — a progress bar in the dialog; the gallery remains interactive.

Enter — quick rename of a single file right in the gallery.

Deleting

⌘⌫ — move to macOS Trash. Can be undone with ⌘Z.

Delete an entire folder — right-click the tab → Move folder to Trash. Undo with ⌘Z.

Copying and moving

⌘Y or context menu → Copy Move — a dialog opens.

• Choose: copy or move (hold ⌥ when invoking to pre-select move)
• Destination folder: choose manually or set a subfolder template (the same variables as in import)
• Rename files by template during copy or move
• File type filter (RAW, JPEG)
• Overwrite existing or skip
• Open result in a new tab
• Progress bar with cancel option

You can also drag photos between tabs.

Save Resized

Context menu → Save resized or File → Save Resized. Export photos with changed dimensions:

• Constrain — limit size by long edge, short edge, width, height, megapixels, or keep original
• Size — target size in pixels (default 1920)
• JPEG quality — compression quality
• Convert to sRGB — convert the color profile to sRGB (for web)
• Extract JPG from RAW — extract the embedded JPEG from RAW without conversion
• Save to same folder — save alongside the original
• Open in new tab — open the result in a new tab
• On name conflict — add a suffix or overwrite
• EXIF — capture metadata is preserved in exported files

Other

• ⌘E — open in an external editor (configurable in settings)
• ⌘R — reveal in Finder
• ⌘⇧C — copy file path
• ⌘P — print