Batch image compression, natively
Shrinkly takes a folder of images and hands it back smaller, without you babysitting it. Point it at a batch, choose what you want doing on the way through, and watch each file report its own progress. PNG, JPEG, WebP and AVIF, all handled natively.
Drag a batch straight onto the window, or pick files the usual way. Shrinkly works through the queue three at a time and shows live per-file progress, so a folder of several hundred images never leaves you wondering whether it has stalled.
Cap dimensions and change format while compressing, rather than running images through a second tool afterwards. Convert to WebP or AVIF for the web, or keep the original format and simply take the weight out.
Separate toggles for copyright, creation date and GPS location, so you can keep the attribution you need and strip the location data you would rather not publish. The default is to keep nothing you have not asked for.
Compression runs through the TinyPNG API, and the running count of used and remaining conversions sits in the footer, so a large batch never fails halfway through as a surprise.
Distributed outside the Mac App Store, so macOS asks before the first launch: open System Settings → Privacy & Security and click Open Anyway. Needed once per app.
Two. Every licence covers activation on up to two Macs that you own or control, for personal and commercial use alike.
No. It is a one-time purchase. Pay once, keep the app, and no renewal ever appears on your card.
The trial is the app itself, so you can confirm it works on your Mac, with your macOS version and your workflow, before spending anything.
If a technical issue makes the app unusable and it cannot be fixed, yes: within 14 days of purchase, processed by Paddle back to your original payment method.
Download the trial, see how it fits, and buy it only if it earns its place.
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