Quick New File

Key Features

  • Native Finder integration
  • Over 19 different file types
  • Smart templates with content
  • Automatic file name conflict resolution
  • Text, web, programming and config files
  • Includes Swift, TypeScript, YAML, CSV and more
  • README templates with common structure
  • Compatible with macOS 12.0+ (Monterey)

Quick New File

Create files instantly from Finder. Right-click in any folder and access over 19 different file types: TXT, MD, PY, JS, TS, HTML, CSS, JSON, XML, CSV, YAML and more.

Supported File Types

📝 Text and documentation files

Empty File – Empty file
Text File (.txt) – Plain text file
Markdown (.md) – Markdown document
README (.md) – README template
LICENSE – License file

⚡ Programming files

Python (.py) – Python script
JavaScript (.js) – JavaScript file
TypeScript (.ts) – TypeScript file
Swift (.swift) – Swift file
Shell Script (.sh) – Terminal script

🌐 Web and data files

HTML (.html) – HTML5 document
CSS (.css) – Stylesheet
JSON (.json) – JSON data
XML (.xml) – XML document
CSV (.csv) – CSV data

⚙️ Configuration files

YAML (.yml/.yaml) – YAML configuration
Environment (.env) – Environment variables
Gitignore – Git exclusions

🗄️ Database files

SQL Script (.sql) – Database scripts

How It Works

Create any file in just 3 steps:

  1. Right-click in any Finder folder
  2. Select «Quick New File» from the contextual menu
  3. Choose the file type you want to create

The file is automatically created with a unique name and appropriate template content.

Why Choose Quick New File?

🚀 Productivity: Create files instantly without opening editors or applications.

🎯 Smart: Automatic handling of file name conflicts (file.txt, file_1.txt, etc.).

📋 Templates: Pre-populated content for certain file types to get started quickly.

🍎 Native: Uses native macOS APIs and follows system design patterns.

Installation & Setup

After downloading from the Mac App Store:

  1. Open the Quick New File app
  2. Follow the on-screen instructions
  3. Go to System Preferences → Extensions → Finder Extensions
  4. Enable «Quick New File»
  5. Done! Right-click in Finder to see the «Quick New File» option

Available soon on the Mac App Store.

Requires macOS 12.0 or later

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