Define once.
Reuse everywhere.
Link a hostname, folder, or domain controller to multiple steps. Change one shared input and your script follows.
Less syntax. More progress. Choose a command, make it yours, and export a script you can understand.
“Show me my Windows services.”
Service names and current status
Try Spooler, or leave empty to list all services.
# Get Windows services Get-Service | Select-Object Status, Name, DisplayName
Preview only. Nothing runs here.
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 a user, then review locked and inactive accounts. Requires RSAT.
Add AD workflow ↗Workflows add steps to your draft. You can undo the addition.
Build once, adapt the details, and keep your next task moving.
Link a hostname, folder, or domain controller to multiple steps. Change one shared input and your script follows.
Copy or download a .ps1 script. Keep the comments for context, or choose compact code. Save an editable project to pick up later.
See required modules, permissions, targets, and system changes before you export.
Start buildingClear 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 53 predefined command templates and deterministic offline search. 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.
Start building