Bring in a batch
Drop in a folder of supported images or choose the files you want to shrink.
A quieter way to manage your photo library
ShrinkDrop makes smaller copies of your images right on your Mac. Originals stay safe, and your photos stay yours.
For macOS Apple silicon and Intel
Less fuss, more room
Choose a batch, set your quality, and save new copies where you want them. ShrinkDrop handles the busywork on your Mac.
Drop in a folder of supported images or choose the files you want to shrink.
Choose JPEG, WebP, or AVIF, then adjust quality to suit the job.
Pick a destination and keep your originals exactly where they are.
Your files stay yours
ShrinkDrop reads and compresses images on your Mac. It saves the result as a separate file, so you stay in control of both versions.
Flexible output
Turn supported image files into a format that works for your website, delivery, archive, or everyday sharing.
Free beta access · One-day trial
Join the waitlist to be considered for the Mac beta. Selected testers get a free 24-hour trial; the planned launch price is a simple one-time purchase.
planned one-time launch price · or US$5
ShrinkDrop beta
Join the waitlist for a chance to try ShrinkDrop free for 24 hours and share your feedback. Selected testers will receive the Mac download by email.
The form is hosted by Google. We’ll use your email to coordinate beta access and ask for feedback. Open the form in a new tab.
Your Mac, a little lighter
ShrinkDrop is being prepared for a public macOS release on Apple silicon and Intel.
Good to know
Questions about how ShrinkDrop works? Start here.
No. It writes compressed copies to your chosen destination and leaves the source files untouched.
You can add JPEG, PNG, WebP, AVIF, TIFF, GIF, and HEIC/HEIF images. Choose JPEG, WebP, or AVIF for your compressed output.
Not yet. The first version focuses on image batches; video compression is not included.
No. Image processing happens locally on your Mac. ShrinkDrop does not need to upload your files to a server.
No. ShrinkDrop is a one-time payment: CA$5 or US$5 based on the checkout currency. Dodo emails an activation key after purchase; enter it in the app to unlock compression.
Selected beta testers receive a free 24-hour trial. Join the waitlist and we’ll email the download and next steps if you’re selected.