Start with the task.
Search by task, command, or flag. Explore Windows services, files, networking, event logs, and Active Directory.
Build PowerShell visually, from everyday checks to repeatable workflows. Pick your commands, tune the details, and take your script with you.
“Show me my Windows services.”
Service names and current status
# Get Windows services Get-Service | Select-Object Status, Name, DisplayName
Computer details, disk space, running processes, and connectivity.
Add health workflow ↗List files, include subfolders, and find files older than your cutoff.
Add folder workflow ↗Look up users, browse groups, and review locked or inactive accounts.
Add AD workflow ↗Adds steps to your current draft. Undo removes the insertion. No scripts execute here.
Three simple steps. Every command and parameter stays visible along the way.
Search by task, command, or flag. Explore Windows services, files, networking, event logs, and Active Directory.
Edit values, check flags, and arrange your steps. Shared inputs and bulk targets help you build once and reuse.
Review the requirements, then copy or download your script. Export an editable project to keep working elsewhere.
Built for learning a new command and for the work you already know by heart.
Link a hostname, folder, or domain controller to multiple steps. Change one shared input and your script follows.
SHARED INPUTSCommented output includes explanations. Compact code omits them. The generated operations stay the same.
COMMENTED + COMPACT CODESee modules, permissions, remote targets, and system changes together. Add preflight checks, execution summaries, or a transcript when you need them.
Open the builderClear expectations make better scripts.
No. Shellify builds and previews scripts in your browser. You choose when and where to run the exported PowerShell.
Shellify uses 30 predefined command templates and keyword matching. It generates from supported actions and the values you provide.
Drafts, favorites, and your script library are saved on this browser and device. Export a .shellify.json project for a portable copy.
Windows PowerShell 5.1 or PowerShell 7 on Windows, plus the permissions and modules required by your commands. The builder shows requirements; Active Directory commands require a compatible RSAT module.
No account. No blank-page problem. Just a place to start.
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