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Sharing Cards: send files to WhatsApp - and any app - from your Mac
FilePane 2.0.16 works around that with Sharing Cards: your files wait in a small card next to the app’s window, ready to drag in. And they work with any app, whether it has a share extension or not.
Share files to WhatsApp from your Mac
- Drop your files on FilePane — or select them in Finder and press ⌃⌥F.
- Choose Share ▸ WhatsApp. WhatsApp comes to the front and a small card with your files appears right next to its window, every file already selected.
- Drag the files from the card into any chat. Done.
Sharing text or a link instead? WhatsApp opens with the message already typed — pick a chat and press Send.
Send the same files to several chats
Real life: twelve photos from the weekend, three chats. One share, three drags — no paperclip, no folder digging.
A card that follows the app’s window
- It sits beside the WhatsApp window and moves with it. Drag the card somewhere else and it remembers that spot relative to the window.
- It gets out of the way when you switch to another app, minimise or close the WhatsApp window, or move to another Space — and comes back when you return.
- It works in full screen and across Spaces.
- It closes when you quit WhatsApp.
- It never pulls you out of WhatsApp — clicking the card doesn’t switch apps.
- It keeps track of your files — rename or move one in Finder and the card still sends the right file.
Sending photos to people you don’t know well? Turn on strip metadata in the Share panel and GPS location and camera details are removed before the files reach the card.
A Sharing Card for any app - even without a share extension
Each app keeps its own card and a card only shows up while you’re in its app.
Real life: sharing to Mail normally starts a brand-new email with attachment. With a Mail Sharing card you drag the attachments straight into the reply you already have open.
Make the Share list yours
- Reorder — drag the rows. The number keys follow your order: 1–9, then 0 for the tenth.
- Hide what you never use — untick it. Hidden rows never reach the Share panel.
- Quick changes on the spot — the gear button in the Share panel hides or shows any row instantly, and opens Sharing Settings.
- New apps show up by themselves — install an app with a share extension and its row appears at the end of the list.
- Start over any time — Restore Defaults puts the original order back and keeps WhatsApp as your card app.
Want an app’s own share extension switched off system-wide? Manage macOS share extensions… at the bottom of the Sharing tab opens the right System Settings pane.
Sharing Card or Shelf? Which one to use
The Shelf is for collecting. It’s one floating tray for files from anywhere — gather them now, deliver them when you get there:
- Fill it any way you like — press ⌃S and drop files on it; select files in Finder and press ⌃⌥S; press ⌃⇧S to shelve whatever’s on your clipboard; press S on the actions bar to shelve the current file.
- Send results straight to it — every action that makes a file (Zip, Resize, Convert, Compress, OCR, Watermark…) has a “Shelf the result” checkbox; ⇧↩ runs the action and shelves the output in one go.
- It stays — files are still there after a restart, until you drag them out. Drag one out and it leaves the Shelf, so there’s nothing to clean up.
- It hides when you don’t need it — ⌘M tucks it into a slim tab at the edge of the screen; drag a file over the tab and it pops open. While you drag, a small mini-shelf appears beside the drop area if the Shelf isn’t open.
| Sharing Card | Shelf | |
|---|---|---|
| Made for | Sending files into one app — chats, replies, documents | Collecting files from anywhere, to deliver later |
| Where it lives | Next to that app’s window — follows it, hides when you leave the app | One floating tray you place yourself; tucks into an edge tab |
| How files get there | Share ▸ the app’s row | ⌃S and drop, ⌃⌥S on a Finder selection, ⌃⇧S clipboard, “Shelf the result” |
| After you drag a file out | It stays (✓) — send it to the next chat too | It leaves the Shelf — nothing left to clean up |
| How long it lasts | Until you close the card or quit the app | Across restarts, until you drag files out |
| How many | One card per app | One Shelf |
Rule of thumb: gathering files from different places for later? Shelf. Sending the same files into chats, replies or documents in one app? Sharing Card.
FAQ
Why isn’t WhatsApp in the Share menu on my Mac?
The macOS Share menu only lists apps that ship a share extension. WhatsApp for Mac doesn’t have one, so it never appears when you right-click ▸ Share in Finder, Photos or any other app.
How do I send a file to WhatsApp from Finder?
With FilePane, drop the file on FilePane (or select it in Finder and press ⌃⌥F), choose Share ▸ WhatsApp, then drag the file from the card into a chat.
Can I send the same photos to several WhatsApp chats?
Yes. Files stay on the card after you drag them, marked with a ✓, so you can drag them into as many chats as you like.
Does FilePane use WhatsApp Web, automation or my clipboard?
No. FilePane never controls WhatsApp, never logs in anywhere and never touches your clipboard. It only places your files next to the WhatsApp window — you do the final drag.
Can I share text or a link to WhatsApp?
Yes. Shared text or a link opens WhatsApp with the message already typed — pick a chat and press Send.
Which apps can have a Sharing Card?
Any app you can drag files into: Mail, Slack, Discord, Telegram, Notion, Keynote, a browser upload page and so on. Add it in Settings ▸ Sharing ▸ Sharing Cards.
What’s the difference between a Sharing Card and the Shelf?
A Sharing Card belongs to one app and follows its window, and files stay on it so you can send them again. The Shelf is a single floating tray for collecting files from anywhere; it stays across restarts, and a file leaves it when you drag it out.
Questions or ideas? support@mymixapps.com
