JPEG4Web for Mac
Process JPEGs for use on the Web.
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JPEG4Web overview
JPEG4Web makes getting your images ready for Email or web-sharing a snap. Just drag a folder of images (pretty much any common format) to the JPEG4Web window, and set your size and compression (JPEG4Web will give you a live preview of the output) and click Export!
JPEG4Web lets you crop, resize, compress, and save JPEGs for use on the Web. Drag and image file to the editor window or the application icon in the Dock. Resize and compress the image using the sliders. Select an area and click on the Crop tool. Click Save and you are ready to upload! Adding a watermark and batch processing capable.
What’s new in version 1.9.0
Version 1.9.0:
View older JPEG4Web versions - Previews now load much more quickly
- Updated for Mojave.
- Supports Dark Mode
- 64bit app
JPEG4Web for Mac
$9.99
In English
Version 1.9.0
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Mar 21 2020
Version: 1.9.0
This is my goto app for quickly resizing images!
4 stars only because there's a mess with the 1.9.0 dmg that is formatted as APFS and won't open in 10.11 and earlier OSes, of course.
After I got it from a 10.13 system, it launches under 10.11 but gives an error when you add an image.
To answer the "Most helpful" comment here: it's faster and easier than other apps and cheaper than GraphicConverter too.
Apr 5 2012
Version: 1.7.0
Not that bad but I would dig a little more $ and get GraphicConverter.
Mar 4 2010
Version: 1.3
I don't understand... What does this offer that Free tools like OS X's Preview or Skitch don't?
Aug 5 2008
Version: 1.2.1
This is a wonderful, easy to use application. Being able to resize in realtime, with sliders, is fantastic !! Great work, Mr Developer.
Nov 6 2007
Version: 1.1.2
I bought this after trying it out. It is pretty much just what I was looking for; Cropping, adjusting jpg quality, and resizing. I like the realtime resizing. Seems to save files so that they don't know they are jpgs(they don't auto open in preview upon double click) but if you drag them to preview they will open.