Input formats
JPG, PNG, HEIC, TIFF, BMP, WebP, PSD, GIF, SVG
The app accepts a wide range of source formats used in everyday image and photo work.
FlexiPic is a free macOS app for converting and preparing images: JPG, PNG, HEIC, TIFF, WebP, PSD and SVG in batches, without uploading files to the cloud.
The app is built for people working with websites, stores, documents and digital publishing who need to prepare images across formats quickly.
FlexiPic solves a common image-prep problem: different source formats (JPG, PNG, HEIC, TIFF, BMP, WebP, PSD, GIF, SVG) need to become a target format, get resized and get checked before publishing — ideally without going through every file by hand.
Users add files to a queue, choose an output format (JPG, PNG, HEIC, TIFF or BMP) and one setting for the whole batch, or fine-tune a single file separately: crop, rotate, flip and resize by width, height, exact dimensions or percentage. A preview shows the image and estimated output size before export.
Format and quality settings
Resize options
Crop and rotate
Preview before export
Batch export
Product
Input formats
The app accepts a wide range of source formats used in everyday image and photo work.
Export
Output files are ready for publishing on websites, in stores and in documents.
Batch
One setting can apply to the whole queue, or a single file can be fine-tuned without changing the rest of the batch.
Editing
Beyond format conversion, the app lets users crop, rotate, flip and resize by dimensions or percentage.
Preview
Users see a preview of the image and the estimated output size before saving the final files.
Privacy
Images are converted locally on the Mac, without uploading files to an external service.
Technology
Platform
The product is a native desktop app for Mac users.
Formats
Broad format support covers most common sources and publishing targets.
Model
FlexiPic is available on the App Store for free.
Distribution
The product is available on the App Store: Image Converter: FlexiPic.
Offline
Image processing runs locally, which matters when handling client materials.
Process
01
Batch or single
Users add one image or a whole batch of files in different source formats.
02
Format and size
They choose the output format, quality and resize method for the whole queue or for a single file.
03
Before saving
They check the look and estimated file size before exporting the final images.
04
Ready files
Converted images are saved, ready for use on websites, in stores and in documents.
A similar tool fits marketing teams, online stores, agencies and software houses that regularly prepare images for publishing and want to do it locally, without the cloud.
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