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When you drag'n'drop images into ImageOptim's window it will run several image optimization tools automatically and combine their results, ensuring that you always get the smallest file. ImageOptim removes EXIF meta­data, such as GPS position and camera's serial number, so that you can publish images without exposing private information (but there's an option to keep the meta­data if you need it). It's useful for making Mac and iPhone/ iPad applications smaller (if you configure Xcode to allow better optimization).

ImageOptim is excellent for publishing images on the web (easily shrinks images “Saved for Web” in Photoshop). Old Mac? Download for Snow Leopard & Mountain Lion (10.6-10.9)Įnglish, French, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Dutch, Norwegian, Swedish, Danish, Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Vietnamese, Turkish, Russian, Lithuanian, Czech and Polish.“Basically, ImageOptim works like magic, cutting down the size of images without making them look worse” - MacStories Download jpg file.“The app works efficiently, it’s brain-dead simple to use, and it does just what it promises” - MacWorld Pick a photo (probably from your Screenshots album, or what’s the point?), tap Convert & Save, and then pick whether to save as a. The app only works in portrait orientation - no problem on the iPhone, but annoying on the iPad. Then you’ll see your familiar photo library. The first time you run it, the app will prompt you to allow access to your photo library. But if you can’t be bothered, or you hate free apps (Workflow costs $0), or you love free versions of apps as long as they carry really annoying ads, then you may prefer JPEGPNG, an app that does one thing: convert between PNG and JPEG files. Once you have Workflow set up, making conversions is super-easy, and you can even tweak it to bulk-convert those images. Photo: Cult of Mac Convert PNG to JPEG with JPEGPNG app As you can see, the JPG is way smaller than the PNG. Here’s where you name your workflow, and pick a cool icon. Step 4: Name your workflow, and give it an icon.