It allows you to create automated routines (also known as “workflows”).įor example, say you send out an email to a client every Friday billing them for work. Unlike those apps, though, Automator has a pretty unique function. You get it for free whenever you buy a Mac, just like Pages or Numbers. I’m going to be explaining both, so this is part tutorial, part inspirational list.Īlright, let’s get into it! What are the best Automator routines for Mac?įirst, in case this is your first stop in my series of Automator tutorials, I wanted to give you a quick explanation of what the best Automator routines are.įor those that don’t know, Automator is a built-in Mac app. In researching for this post, I found that other similar articles just listed ideas for Automator routines rather than showing you how to do them.
I also wanted to add that I’ll be including descriptions as well as tutorials for each routine in this article. If you’re excited about using Automator but aren’t sure where to start, this post is for you! Today, I want to share with you some of the routines that have helped make that possible. This is the second post in this series, and today, we’re going to be covering the best Automator routines for Mac.Īutomator is an app I’ve started using over the last few months, and it’s already simplified my Mac usage to a significant degree. Welcome back to another post in my series of Automator tutorials.
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