ctxmenu

Take your right-click menu back.

See every entry, where it lives in the registry and which program put it there.
Hide it, sort it, delete it, or build your own — and every change is backed up before it happens.

⬇ Download ctxmenu.exe · Documentation

Windows 10 and 11 · 64-bit · No installer. No runtime library. No background service.

Features

✅ Free and open source	✅ Dark and light mode
✅ MIT licence	✅ German and English, switched at runtime
✅ Windows 11 ready¹	✅ Add entries by drag and drop
✅ Works without administrator rights²	✅ Search across names, paths, commands and CLSIDs
✅ Four switches instead of a row of verbs	✅ Finds entries whose program is gone
✅ Automatic backups before every change	✅ Built-in services from any OpenAPI address
✅ Updates itself, signature checked first	✅ Built-in help, with working command lines
✅ A favourites list you place from	✅ Built in Rust: one file, no runtime library

¹ The entries of the Windows 11 menu are listed, hidden and created. Their order up there belongs to Explorer, and the commands it builds in itself carry no registration to reach. ² Your own entries always go to HKCU. Changing an entry that lives under HKLM needs elevation, and it is asked for that one step only.

Services it already knows

Pick one in the favourites tab and every field is filled in but the key. The list is a plain JSON file — adding a service is a pull request on a text file, not on Rust.

Share images	Imgur	Uploads an image and hands back its address
	ImgBB	Uploads an image and hands back its address
	Freeimage.host	Uploads an image and hands back its address
Share files	Catbox	Puts any file up for good, up to 200 MB
	Gofile	Puts any file up, no account needed
Edit images	remove.bg	Takes the background out of a photo
	PhotoRoom	Takes the background out of a photo
	Stability AI	Enlarges an image four times over
	TinyPNG	Makes a PNG or JPEG smaller
Documents	Stirling-PDF	Shrinks a PDF, on a server of your own
	Gotenberg	Turns an Office document into a PDF
	Nutrient DWS	Turns a file into a PDF
Share text	paste.rs	Shares a text file and hands back its address
	bpa.st	Shares a text file; the address is in the report
Development	Gitea	Attaches the file to an issue
	Forgejo	Attaches the file to an issue
	Zipline	Puts the file on a host of your own
Storage of your own	Nextcloud	Puts the file into your own Nextcloud
	Bunny Storage	Puts the file into a storage zone
	MinIO	Puts the file into an open bucket
Check a file	VirusTotal	Has the file checked; the report opens

Anything not on this list is a form to fill in once, and the formats page says which shapes of API it can speak to. A service that describes itself through OpenAPI needs no form at all: paste the address and tick the tools.

What it looks like

License

MIT