PowerShell Command Builder

A free, browser-based tool that helps IT admins visually build PowerShell commands for Microsoft 365, Azure, Active Directory, Group Policy, and Windows. Select a module, choose a cmdlet, fill in parameters with guided tooltips, and get a ready-to-run command — no syntax memorisation needed.

No. The tool runs entirely in your browser with zero installation. However, to run the generated commands, you'll need the relevant PowerShell modules installed on your machine. The tool shows you the exact Install-Module command for each module.

We support 8 modules covering the full Microsoft admin stack: Exchange Online (ExchangeOnlineManagement), Microsoft Teams, Microsoft Graph (Entra ID), SharePoint Online (PnP.PowerShell), Azure (Az), Active Directory, Group Policy, and Windows built-in cmdlets.

Yes, completely safe. This tool is 100% client-side — all processing happens in your browser. No data is sent to any server, no API calls are made, and no cookies are used. Your command history is stored only in your browser's localStorage.

Yes. The tool automatically saves your last 20 built commands in browser localStorage. You can also download any command as a .ps1 file or copy it to your clipboard with one click.

Yes. Once the page is loaded, the entire tool works without an internet connection. All cmdlet data and recipes are embedded in the page.

Completely free, forever. No sign-up, no premium tier, no ads. Built as a community resource for IT admins.

Recipes are pre-built, tested PowerShell commands for common admin tasks like 'Create a Shared Mailbox' or 'Find Locked-Out Accounts.' The Build tab lets you construct custom commands by choosing any cmdlet and filling in parameters yourself. Recipes are faster for common tasks; Build is for custom needs.

Yes! This is a V1 release and we're actively improving it based on user feedback. If you have suggestions, find a bug, or want a new feature, please visit our Community Feedback page at aguidetocloud.com/feedback/ — every piece of feedback is read and acted on.