How to Quickly Rotate Images with a Mac Quick Action
Here’s a quick guide to creating an Automator service (quick action) so that you can quickly rotate images with a simple right-click.
How to Generate Thumbnails with a Mac Quick Action
Here’s a quick guide to creating an Automator service (quick action) so that you can quickly batch generate thumbnails images from multiple imae files with a simple right-click.
How to Quickly Resize Images with a Mac Quick Action
Here’s a quick guide to creating an Automator service (quick action) so that you can quickly resize image files with a simple right-click.
JPEGmini Pro Can Now Convert HEIC to JPG
A new feature of JPEGmini Pro adds conversion of HEIC image files to JPG.
How to Disable HEIC on iPhone
Here’s a quick guide to turning off HEIC on the iPhone so that the camera saves regular JPG files instead.
Which Image File Formats Are Best for What? Photography Edition
There’s a bunch of different image formats available, some old as well as many new ones. But it’s not always clear which is the best to use. JPG? RAW? HEIC? WebP? Here’s a quick guide on which image files formats are best, when.
How to Create a Mac Quick Action to Convert HEIC to JPG
Here’s a quick guide to creating an Automator service (quick action) so that you can convert HEIC image files to JPG with a right click.
How to Convert HEIC to JPG with XnConvert
Here’s a quick guide to converting HEIC image files to JPGs. XnConvert is free and cross-platform.
How to Extract Still Image JPGs from a Video File
Sometimes it’s easier to visualize the contents of a video file with a sequence of thumbnails or still images. Here’s a quick, easy, and free way to extract JPGs at intervals from a video file.
JPEGmini Pro Review
JPEGmini Pro promises that their proprietary algorithm can dramatically reduce the size of JPGs with no discernible loss in quality. So I put their secret sauce to the test.
Is there any benefit to using WebP images on my website?
WebP is an emerging image format that is designed to create images that are visually indistinguishable from JPGs (or PNGs) but with much smaller file sizes. That in turn makes for a faster website.
