In the Script Editor app on your Mac, choose Script Editor Preferences, then click General. Select the “Show Script menu in menu bar” checkbox, then make sure the “Show Computer scripts” checkbox is selected. The Script menu appears on the right side of the menu bar. With a script open in the Script Editor app on your Mac, choose File Export. Enter a name for the app. To save your app in a different location than shown, click the disclosure triangle, then select a folder. Click the File Format pop-up menu, then choose Application. Select any combination of options. In the Terminal app on your Mac, enter the complete pathname of the tool’s executable file, followed by any needed arguments, then press Return. If a command is located in one of the shell’s known folders, you can omit path information when entering the command name.
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In Script Editor, you can save your script as an app. To run the script, just open it in the Finder, just like any other app.
With a script open in the Script Editor app on your Mac, choose File > Export.
Enter a name for the app.
To save your app in a different location than shown, click the disclosure triangle, then select a folder.
Click the File Format pop-up menu, then choose Application.
Select any combination of options:
Show startup screen: Displays a dialog with the text from the script’s Description field when the script is run. The dialog also contains Run and Quit buttons that allow you to stop or continue the script execution.
Stay open after run handler: Causes the app to remain active until you quit it. Choose this option if the script contains an idle handler.
Click Save.