Yep, add a 'Run AppleScript' action as shown below:

And set it up as shown below:

AppleScript code to copy and paste into the 'Configure AppleScript' section as shown in the screenshot above:

repeat with i from 1 to number of items in draggedFiles
    set draggedFile to item i of draggedFiles
    set aFile to draggedFile as alias
    tell application "Finder" to open information window of aFile
end repeat

It works.
Thank you very much!

And set it up as shown below:

AppleScript code to copy and paste into the 'Configure AppleScript' section as shown in the screenshot above:

repeat with i from 1 to number of items in draggedFiles
    set draggedFile to item i of draggedFiles
    set aFile to draggedFile as alias
    tell application "Finder" to open information window of aFile
end repeat

Hi there,

Which file information are you wanting to see?

John

Hi John.

The usual information, when you go on a file and right click, and then you click the get information option.

As for my use case, I usually check the size of the file (how many Mb...), if it's an image I also check the dimensions, if it's a video I check the duration...

Sometimes I need the whole data.

Which file information are you wanting to see?

John

is it possibile to have Dropzone show me the information of one or more file when I drag and drop into the area?
Is it possible to build an action for that? How?

Thank you.