United States"In my tests, the detail looked just as good in the compressed images as in the original. There are no visible compression artefacts." — 9to5Mac Squash is a simple, powerful app for compressing and converting images for the web and more. Squash Features: - Drag and drop simplicity, single or multiple images supported - Reduce file size of images and photos for faster uploading - Compress JPG, and PNG without losing image quality - Convert PNGs into JPGs - convert PSD's, RAW, and TIFF files into JPGs - Optionally remove private JPG meta data - Batch convert a folder full images - Custom prefix file names for converted images Why Use Squash? - Reducing the size of files for sending as email attachments. - Optimize images for websites and email campaigns so they load instantly online. - Slow internet? Drop images on Squash to save time when uploading to Facebook or Twitter! - Converting TIFF and RAW files into JPG's so they are web friendly. - And so much more.
1 Star for interface only
otherwise takes too long, does a terrible job and no developer updates. Don't buy.
United StatesToo Slow! No detailed adjustments!
I want my money back. There are many free web alternatives that are better and quicker than this.
United StatesGreat app
I just put 250 huge JPGs from my photographer (about 4GB worth) into Squash and was able to remove about 2.2GB. I was amazed. I've been using Squash for a couple years now and it always works when I need it. One feature request I would have is to be able to batch resize and change dpi. It would be great to take a large 300dpi pic and not only Squash it, but change all the pics to a certain percentage of resolution size and to set the DPI. right now I do that individually in Preview but it is annoying. This app is anything but.
United StatesPerfect App
I didn't think it was possible for an app to be perfect, yet here we are. Solves a super annoying problem, does exactly what is says without any problems, and it's a delight to use.
United StatesNo Mojave support?
Need a refund. Does not save files on Mojave.
United StatesDead simple to use. Limited File I/O.
I can always go free with open source tools, but when you have a well-designed Mac app that just works fast and easy like this, I’m happy to pay for it. That said, I do hope the file type in/out options expand over time. TIFF/JPG/PNG doesn’t cover a lot of ground. And if there’s any FEATURE I’d say was missing, it would be the option to set a megabyte limit for a batch. Enter a value, and the compression would vary on each image to automatically limit file size to that value. Otherwise, nice work.
United StatesHigh Sierra and Mojave compatibility?
Is it just me or does this app not work with either High Sierra or Mojave? It looks and sounds like it's doing something but yields no results. No new saved files. No file size decrease. Does this on a MBP running High Sierra and also on an iMac running Mojave. Maybe it's me. Maybe I'm missing something. I've watched the "Getting Started" video on Realmac's website, but what I see there and what I experience are not the same. Mac App Store says compatible with High Sierra and above. Realmac's website says macOS 10.11 and above. App hasn't been updated in over one year so perhaps they've abandoned it.
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