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Compress for macOS — Dramatically compress JPG and PNG Images, convert PSD to JPG
Compress is a new tool for macOS that allows users to easily and dramatically compress PNG and JPG images on their Mac. Additionally, it allows users to quickly convert PSDs to JPGs without ever having to open Photoshop.
Compress also includes:
- Bulk conversion of files and folders.
- Custom extensions and removal of metadata
- Much more!
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@ma1ish Hey Dima, some major differences are bulk conversion and the ability to convert PSDs. However, if you are converting JPGs, you can increase the compression in the settings significantly, so please take a look if you’d like.
@bzg0515 Congratulations for the launch! I tried out Compress and compared the results with JPEGmini. I have to share that the results are totally mind blowing. Compress won hands down!! Thank you for making Compress.
Dude who said that you can use my work as a logo without even asking? especially for a paid app?? https://dribbble.com/shots/23890...
@yasir_bugra_eryilmaz hi there, I am sorry I am only seeing this now. I do not recall where I found this image but at the time I was basing icons off of googling open source images and must have confused it or found it uncredited somewhere. I've DM'd you on twitter and hope I can make this right.
Hey Product Hunt,
We're really excited to be launching Compress today. I'll be around most of the day so let me know if you have any questions.
Additionaly, here's a few freebie licenses. If you happen to grab one, please leave an upvote and a review. Also, if you happen to miss these licenses, follow me on twitter @bzgoldman as I'll be giving away more through the day.
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@bzgoldman Congrats on the launch! Where are these codes for? Mac App Store, or on your website?
@bzgoldman @craigcpaterson Good question, they are for the version that can be downloaded from the website.
Fantastic compression results!! Really happy with the product. It does switch the orientation of all images to landscape, which is not that big of a deal, just perhaps something that can be addressed in future versions?
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