What can Squash do?
Squash 3 offers a way to quickly batch convert, and resize images. But that's not all, apply layered watermarks and filters, rename files, remove or edit private metadata, and so much more.
I recommend Squash without reservation for anyone processing images in bulk with particular requirements, especially if you don’t own or want to learn higher-end software with a thousand other features.
Built for macOS
Don't settle for clunky electron apps. Squash is a native macOS app written in Swift and SwiftUI.
Runs on Apple Silicon
Universal app, built to take advantage of Apple Silicon (runs great on older Intel based Macs too).
Works with Shortcuts
Automate your Squash workflow with Shortcuts on macOS.
Expandable
Apply gorgeous filters and analog camera style effects to your photos. 8 Filters are included. Additional Effect Packs available to purchase separately.
Batch Conversion
Drop in as many images and photos as you like and let Squash compress them into the format of your choice. Drop in some iPhone HEIC photos and convert them into standard jpg's for use with other apps or internet services.
Squash Features
See why Squash is a must have app for every Mac user.
Resize
Convert
Watermark
Compress
Adjust
Filters
Export
Metadata
Rename
Presets
Grid View
Zen Mode
And So Much More
Custom Presets
Store your favourite settings as custom presets. For example you could save a preset that resizes, sharpens, exports and renames an image ready for use on your website. All in a single click.
Resizing and converting images for web usage, a tool like this is a no-brainer purchase.
I’m continually amazed at how much Squash is able to compress JPGs without any perceptible loss of quality — @elliotjaystocks
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