Wish I could have found this great app sooner!I am a frequent user of a website that allows photos upload only in jpeg and png formats. Most of my work and communication are done right from my iPhone on the go and this too is not an exception. Every time I need to upload photos to my favorite website, for photos taken by my iPhone camera that are always saved in HEIC format I had to go to photo library, browse to a photo and make a screenshot for that photo to get a png file and upload it. Really want to get rid of this tedious loop and I tried to look for an app to help with, but they all just allow me to pick a single photo and convert one by one. I should have 3, 5 and more photos wanting to change the format at once and I don’t want things to go like that. This app is a time saver for me as I can easily choose as many photos as I want and boom, you get the format you want in a button click. I even never thought I can also choose different compression levels to help reduce output photos size that no other previous similar apps offer me. What an ease it could give me for the work I have to do in my company internal email app. The app is easy to use, gorgeous and it converts in a blink. This app is now a must have for my daily life and I couldn’t recommend any better one so far. Thank you so much developer! If I could give you 10 stars, I would!

The app performs superbly on my iPhone(7-11) and iPads (mini2 & iPad9). Extremely smooth compression from iPhone PNG photos to JPG then air drop or email to iMacs running SnowLeopard and Yosemite. Unfortunately the photo’s retail the P3 Display/color profile (check “get info” of image) which will crash Preview in SnowLeopard if you try to edit there. Would love to be able to alter that to sRGB or Adobe RGB1998 as an option on the conversion. Currently I have to manually assign the profile for each file one at a time and re-save on SnowLeopard. I do this to about 50 images a day. P3 was forced on iPhone users a few IOS’s back with no opt out. Yosemite will not “Save As” after assigning RGB profile, it requires “Export” and then often will not retain the profile change. I use a lot of graphic and video apps that are not available on newer Macs, so maintain several older ones for this reason. Plus it would not be practical to update everything on all the computers at this time in my life. I may be one of a few that would find this useful, but would surely appreciate the time savings this would bring to my work flow. HEIC also has similar issues with older OS machines but we can switch that off in settings.

So simple so fast so easy - so you should get it if you ever need to convert your photo/s to a different format. So it even will do a batch. So it even has options for save or delete the original/s. SO WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR, GET IT NOW.

I had this app on both my iPad and iPhone and before I had ever even opened the program it brought up the Select Photos it Allow All Photos prompt on both my devices. Again, I had never even opened this app before, at all. This seems like extremely malicious behavior and the prompt is probably not for photos and is masquerading to do something bad to your device. I denied the prompt and instantly deleted the app from both my devices. I’d warn other users to avoid this app and if you already have to delete it right away. NO app should be bringing up prompts on your device before you’ve ever even opened the program. The prompt just popped up on my Home Screen. That is seriously sketchy behavior in my opinion. Do what you’d like but I thought I’d give this warning to other users and hopefully warn off others from even downloading this suspect application.