Freshly Squeezed
Batch resize, crop, convert and optimize images for macOS
267 followers
Batch resize, crop, convert and optimize images for macOS
267 followers
Freshly Squeezed - A powerful batch image optimization & resizing tool for MacOS. Drag and drop batch resizing, optimization, multiple file formats, custom aspect ratios, presets, custom filenames, iCloud sync and more.
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I work for an E-Commerce company. I built this app specifically for the members of my team that are constantly resizing, cropping, optimizing and exporting images for the web. Most of them were either using Photoshop, which is overkill and expensive or they were uploading their images to some sketchy website.
It's built for:
Designers
Developers
Photographers
Social Media Managers
Content Creators
E-Commerce Managers
Basically, anyone that works with images as a part of their job.
A few key features:
It's a native macOS app so it's much faster than any web based solution and the images never leave your mac.
You can easily convert to and from most popular image formats including HEIC, WebP, PNG, Jpeg.
You can custom crop each image or choose from a variety of standard industry aspect ratios.
You have complete control over the exported filenames including adding tokens for date, counter (with as many leading zeros as you need) and all the export settings (crop aspect ratio, width height etc).
You can save presets for all of the export settings so you can easily re-use common sizes, aspect ratios and formats. The presets are automatically backed up to iCloud.
No Subscription. 1 purchase of $6.99 USD for a lifetime license. 3 day free trial so you can test it out before you buy.
@daelan this is cool. Would be neat to have:
1) Templates: a bunch of dimension variations that you use frequently to then auto convert into right on drag and drop
2) File detection: just watch a particular folder and convert anything that drops in there. I would love to run that on my downloads folder to just auto convert all HEIC to PNG. Oy... if I never have to do that again that'd be amazing.
@williamwnekowicz It does support "presets" where you can save all of your settings (width,height,aspect ratio, format, quality settings and filename settings) and reuse them. You can create as many presets so you need.
Adding a watch folder is a cool idea. I will give that some thought.
Thanks for the feedback.
@williamwnekowicz Hey, just letting you know I added a new feature called "Drop Folders". Now when you create a preset for a specific size, compression amount and filename setting you can create a drop folder on your hard drive. Any image that is added to that folder will automatically convert without having to open the app.
@mout Yes it supports WebP and HEIC.
Congrats on the launch! Does Freshly Squeezed integrate with Finder or drag-and-drop from apps like Figma/Sketch for seamless export workflows?
@igor_martinyuk It supports HEIC images. It does not support MOV as it's just an image converter, not a video converter. Thanks for the comment.
This is exactly the kind of tool I’ve been waiting for. If the performance holds up, this could be a go-to tool and devs alike.
@roozbehfirouz Thanks for the comment. Let me know if you have any feedback, i'm actively working on improving it.
@daelan I was wondering if it preserves metadata when optimizing?
@roozbehfirouz This is a setting that you can toggle. So you can decide if you want to strip out the metadata or retain it.
Looks really useful. I work with a lot of images and end up switching between tools just to resize or change formats. It gets annoying fast. Having something that runs on Mac, keeps files local and handles everything in one place sounds perfect. The one time price makes it even better, no one wants another monthly subscription.
@aiden_pearce7 Thanks, I appreciate the comment.
Finally, a fast and secure way to batch edit images without relying on clunky Photoshop workflows or sketchy web tools. This looks super handy, Love that it’s native to macOS and has lifetime pricing instead of subscriptions. Perfect for anyone dealing with lots of visuals daily !!
@tuba_ismail1 Thanks for checking it out. I appreciate the comment.