# Image converter for Mac: Shrink an image before you send it.

> Convert and compress images on Mac from the notch: WebP, AVIF, HEIC, JPEG, PNG and TIFF, with a quality slider and a live file-size estimate. No upload.

A 5 MB screenshot is too big for most uploads, and online converters mean handing your images to a stranger's server.

Drop an image on ctrlhq's shelf and convert it right there. Pick a format, move the quality slider and see the new size before you save.

## What you get

- **Six formats.** WebP for the web, AVIF for the smallest files, HEIC for Apple devices, JPEG for everywhere, PNG lossless, TIFF for print.
- **Live size estimate.** See how big the file will be as you move the quality slider.
- **Keeps transparency.** Formats that support it keep your transparent backgrounds.
- **On your Mac.** Conversion runs on your Mac. Nothing is uploaded.

## FAQ

### Does it overwrite the original?

No. The converted image is saved as a new file.

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Part of ctrlhq, the productivity app in your Mac's notch: $19 once (launch price, regular $49), no subscription, 14-day money-back guarantee. Native, about 12 MB. Download: https://ctrlhq.app/download · All features: https://ctrlhq.app/features