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TrimrPix: Compresser photos — App Store rankings

IAMJARL · Photo et vidéo · View on the App Store

About this app

The developer's US App Store description, in full.

I built TrimrPix to do one thing well. It makes the photos in your iPhone library smaller, and it replaces the originals in place. There is no duplicate album to clean up afterwards, nothing is uploaded, and it needs no internet connection. Most photo compressors save a smaller copy and leave the original behind, so you end up sorting out a "Compressed" album by hand. TrimrPix replaces the photo directly in your library instead. Pick your photos, choose your settings, slide to confirm. One-time purchase. $1.99, no subscription, no ads, no tracking. TWO WAYS TO COMPRESS • Quality: Same, Good, or Smaller • Target size: set a per-photo limit (500 KB, 1 MB, 2 MB, 5 MB, or a size you type in) and TrimrPix finds the quality that fits FORMATS • JPEG, PNG, WebP, and HEIC • Each photo keeps its original format METADATA CONTROL • Keep or remove date and time • Strip GPS location • Remove camera settings, copyright info, or Apple data • You decide what stays and what goes PRIVATE BY DEFAULT • Everything happens on your device • No internet connection required • No cloud, no accounts, no sign-ups • The only data collected is anonymous crash reports WORKS WITH ICLOUD • iCloud photos are downloaded, compressed, and saved back Compressing replaces your originals and cannot be undone, so TrimrPix shows the estimated saving first and asks you to slide to confirm before anything changes. TrimrPix is open source. There is also a Mac version with a few extra features.

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