Menu Bar Commands

Beyond the main interface, Zenspire utilizes the standard macOS application menu bar at the top of your screen for several key actions.

This standard macOS menu contains:

About Zenspire: Opens the About window showing version information and credits.
Settings... (⌘,): Opens the Settings window.
Standard macOS app functions.
Hide Zenspire (⌘H), Hide Others (⌥⌘H), Show All
Quit Zenspire (⌘Q)

This menu contains commands for creating new items in your library and managing application windows.

New Folder (⇧⌘N): Creates a new folder. This command is context-aware: if a folder is selected, it creates a subfolder; otherwise, it creates a new top-level folder.
New Top-Level Folder (⌃⌘N): Always creates a new folder at the top level of your library, regardless of your current selection.
New Collection (⌥⌘N): Creates a new virtual Collection.
New Window (⌘N): Opens a second Zenspire window, allowing you to view two different parts of your library at once.

Copy (⌘C): Copies the selected image file(s) to the system clipboard.
Paste (⌘V): Pastes image files or image data from the clipboard into the currently selected folder.

Always on Top (⇧⌘A): Toggles whether the Zenspire window floats above all other application windows.
Show Items in Subfolders (⇧⌘H): Toggles whether to show images from subfolders when viewing a parent folder.

This menu provides commands that operate on the currently selected image(s) in the Image Grid.

Favorite / Unfavorite (.): Toggles the Favorite status of the selected image(s).
Pin / Unpin (P): Toggles the Pinned status of the selected image(s).
Remove from Collection (⌥⌘⌫): Removes the selected image(s) from the collection you are currently viewing.
Delete Image (⌘⌫): Safely moves the selected image file(s) to the system Trash.

Zenspire Menu