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Hello, I bought a M1 MacBook Air last month and I was trying to use quick action to convert an image or docx to a pdf file, but when I left click the document, there is no "create pdf" quick action. Did they remove this feature in Monterey? Do I need an extension? I just to use it a lot with my Mac Mini, but not is completely gone. Help.
MacBook Pro 13″, macOS 10.12
FWIW, it's still available for images when you control click on a file but is not available for others.
FWIW, it's still available for images when you control click on a file but is not available for others.
It should still be there using control click (or right click): Perform quick actions in the Finder on Mac – Apple Support (AU)
Like I said, it doesn't appear.
As I said, it appears to only work for images; .jpgs, .pngs, heics.
I see, it is only for images now. It was a great feature, I used it in word documents as well back in 2014 with my Mac mini, its a shame they remove the feature, thanks for your help.
You're welcome.
Do you have Word installed? I don't so I can't tell if it's needed.
I checked Catalina and it only does images as well.
Quick Action "Create PDF" doesn't appear
