How to Strip Out Metadata from Photos on Mac
There are several options for removing image metadata for privacy on Mac, from standalone apps to highly versatile command-line tools. Here’s a rundown of some of the best options.
How to Navigate to Specific Folders in Terminal on Mac
Many of the guides I’ve posted here for working with images from command line tools assume you’ve navigated to the folder holding the images. Here’s how to do that.
How to Use macOS SIPS to Batch & Automatically Convert HEIC Files to JPG
While there are many ways to convert HEIC to JPG, the SIPS tool that’s built into macOS offers some useful benefits when it comes to batch processing and automatically converting from watched folders.
How to Use macOS SIPS to Batch Resize Images
There are many ways to resize images. On Mac, SIPS is an especially good option for working with large batches of images. It’s a free command-line tool that’s baked into macOS.
