
Take cleanshots with QuickTime
Make a screen recording in QuickTime that overrides the time or battery for a nice-looking screenshot.
Takes an image from input and masks it in an app icon shape.
Make a screen recording in QuickTime that overrides the time or battery for a nice-looking screenshot.
Saves screenshots from Photos to iCloud—named like they are on macOS—and deletes the originals.
Takes PNGs from input, resizes them to 2048px wide, appends a number for each image found, and asks you where to save it in Files.
Takes a photo, resizes it to 1440px wide, converts it to a JPEG, and opens the share sheet so you can save it or send it elsewhere.
Opens a custom “Screenshots” folder located in the Shortcuts folder in iCloud Drive.
Opens the Settings app to the FaceTime category where you can control incoming calls, announce calls, where you can be reached, Live Captions, and Eye Contact.
Opens the Messages conversation with your sibling, so you can stay better-connected.
Converts a Mastodon profile URL into the @handle@instance format.
Opens into the Saved Stories tab of the News app, where you can quickly access news stories you’ve saved for later – I’ll often save multiple stories as I browse, then visit this tab to read them all one-by-one.
Grabs your audio folder, lets you pick a file, and plays the sound at 35% volume.
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