Radial for Creatives

Your creative time shouldn't be spent clicking menus

You didn't become a designer to navigate the same dialogs 50 times a day. Radial turns those repetitive sequences into instant actions.

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That 7-step workflow? Now it's one.

Export routines, color presets, mockup setups. Turn your multi-step tasks into single actions. Press a key, pick from the menu, done.

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How it works

Press a key, select your action, done

The menu appears at your cursor with the actions you've saved for Photoshop. Pick one and keep working. No hunting through menus or remembering which keyboard shortcut does what.

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Flexible

One step or twenty steps

An action can be as simple as opening a dialog or as complex as your entire export workflow. Flatten layers, apply sharpening, save as web-optimized PNG, all in one trigger.

Context aware

Your Photoshop actions stay in Photoshop

Switch to Illustrator and you'll see your Illustrator actions. Switch to Figma and you'll see Figma actions. The menu adapts to what you're working on.

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Beyond Photoshop

Radial isn't just for creatives

The idea is simple. You group a few steps into an action, then trigger it when you need it. That works in Photoshop, but it also works everywhere on macOS.

Developers

  • Run build scripts and tests
  • Deploy to production
  • Open project folders

Video editors

  • Export with preset settings
  • Apply effect sequences
  • Batch process files

Everyone else

  • Launch frequent apps
  • Move files to folders
  • Insert text snippets

If you can describe a repeated task as a short sequence of steps, it can usually become an action in Radial.

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