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- How to Compress Images on Mac
Reduce image file size on macOS with a local compressor, without uploading anything.
- How to Batch Compress Images on Mac
Apply one set of settings to many images and export them all at once.
- How to Compress a Folder of Images on Mac
Point a compressor at a folder and process every image inside it.
- How to Convert PNG to WebP on Mac
Convert PNG assets to WebP for smaller web images, in batch.
- How to Convert JPG to WebP on Mac
Convert JPEG photos to WebP for smaller web images.
- How to Convert Images to HEIC on Mac
Convert JPEG and PNG images to HEIC to save space in the Apple ecosystem.
- How to Reduce Image Size for Email on Mac
Shrink photo attachments so they fit inside mail size limits.
- How to Optimize Images for the Web on Mac
Choose the right format, dimensions and quality for web images.
- How to Remove GPS Metadata from Photos on Mac
Strip location data from photos before sharing them.
- How to Compress Images Without Uploading Them
Compress images entirely on your Mac, with no server upload.
Common questions
How do I compress images on a Mac?
Add the images to PixPack, choose an output format and quality, check the before-and-after preview, and export the compressed copies. PixPack processes everything locally.
Can I compress a whole folder of images at once?
Yes. Drag the folder into PixPack and it builds a batch queue from the images inside it, then processes the whole folder tree in a single pass.
How do I convert PNG to WebP on a Mac?
Add the PNG files to PixPack, set the output format to WebP, choose the quality, and export. A whole folder can be converted in one batch.
How do I remove GPS data from photos on a Mac?
Use an image tool with metadata controls. In PixPack, enable Strip GPS Info when exporting, and the location data is removed from the exported copy.
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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