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- Image Compression on Mac
Compress individual images, batches or whole folders locally on your Mac.
- Batch Image Compression on Mac
Compress many images in a single pass and export the whole queue at once.
- Folder Compression on Mac
Drop in a folder and compress its images in one operation.
- Image Format Conversion on Mac
Convert between JPEG, PNG, HEIC, WebP and GIF while compressing.
- WebP Conversion and Compression on Mac
Export lean WebP assets for the web, with optional EXIF preservation.
- HEIC Conversion and Compression on Mac
Export images as HEIC to shrink photo libraries on the Apple ecosystem.
- GIF Output on Mac
Export images as GIF alongside JPEG, PNG, HEIC and WebP.
- Image Resizing on Mac
Set a maximum width and height and lock the aspect ratio.
- Image Quality Control on Mac
A precise quality slider plus one-tap Smart Recommend Quality.
- Before and After Image Preview on Mac
Side-by-side and slider comparison with zoom and pan.
- Image Metadata Control on Mac
Keep EXIF and camera data, or strip GPS location before sharing.
- Image Compression Presets on Mac
Web, Social, Email and Archive presets, plus unlimited custom presets.
- Paste Images from the Clipboard on Mac
Press ⌘V and a screenshot or copied image becomes a compression task.
- Image Rotation on Mac
Rotate images 90°, 180° or 270° during the compression pass.
- Filename Templates on Mac
Rename outputs with variables and automatic conflict handling.
- Offline Image Compression on Mac
Compress images without uploading them anywhere.
Feature questions
What can PixPack do?
PixPack compresses individual images, batches and entire folders locally on a Mac. It converts between JPEG, PNG, HEIC, WebP and GIF, resizes and rotates images, controls metadata, and previews results before export.
Which PixPack feature should I start with?
For most people, batch compression and folder compression cover the common cases. If you are preparing web assets, start with WebP output and image resizing.
Does PixPack do anything besides compression?
Yes. PixPack also converts formats, resizes and rotates images, manages EXIF, GPS and ICC metadata, applies filename templates, and provides presets, previews, menu bar access, Quick Look and Siri Shortcuts.
Sources
- PixPack on the Mac App Store Official App Store product page for PixPack – Image Compressor Pro, including the product description, feature list, supported formats, system requirements, version history and price.
- Apple iTunes Lookup API record for PixPack Structured App Store metadata record used to verify version number, minimum macOS version, price, file size, release dates, age rating and the number of listed localizations.
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