EasyShrink
Web-ready video and images
Only for Mac
$4.99
Mac
Drop a video or photos and get web-ready files: a smaller MP4, a poster frame, JPEG, PNG or AVIF photos — or a looping clip instead of a static screenshot. HTML included.
Every video you put on a website is too big. A screen recording lands at half a gigabyte, a graded export at a hundred megabytes, and the page crawls. The usual fix is a converter with three hundred settings you don't know how to pick.
EasyShrink has one setting. Drop a file, choose a size, click Shrink.
WHAT YOU GET
• Videos become web MP4s. A 490 MB screen recording comes out at 24 MB and looks the same on the page. You see the estimated size before you render.
• A poster frame, picked for you. EasyShrink samples the video and finds a sharp, well-lit frame for the video's preview image. Don't like it? Scrub to your own. It's saved in the same formats you tick for photos.
• Photos come out as JPEG, PNG or AVIF — you tick the formats, one or several — at one web size: 2400, 1600 or 640 px wide. A 2 MB photo comes out around 100 KB as AVIF.
• A few seconds of video become a movable screenshot — a silent looping MP4 you put on the page instead of a static image. Trim it on a filmstrip, drag the selection around, done. It plays like a GIF at a fraction of a GIF's size. How cool is that?
• GIFs convert to looping MP4s, usually 10–20 times smaller.
• Every export comes with the HTML on your clipboard — a video tag or an image tag, using your real filenames. Paste it and you're done. If you don't write HTML, ignore the button; the files work anywhere.
THE DETAILS
• Three sizes. Video: Hero 1920 px, Content 1280 px, Thumbnail 854 px, with sane web bitrates baked in. Photos: 2400, 1600 and 640 px.
• Batch: drop a folder of photos, or several videos at once.
• Pick your export folder once — EasyShrink remembers it.
• Everything runs on your Mac. No uploads, no account, no subscription.
THE LIMITS, PLAINLY
• Camera-raw formats like BRAW and R3D aren't supported — export a standard video first.
• Looping clips are silent by design; that's what autoplay on the web requires.
• AVIF needs a recent macOS; on older systems you get JPEG and PNG.
• If your file is already web-sized, EasyShrink says so instead of promising savings it can't deliver.
Made by a working filmmaker who got tired of hand-feeding HandBrake and Photoshop every time a website needed one video and three images.
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Photos now export at one size per preset — Hero 2400 px, Content 1600 px, Thumbnail 640 px — instead of three widths in two formats. You choose the format with tick boxes: JPEG, PNG or AVIF, one or several. Each ticked format is saved as its own file, and EasyShrink remembers your choice.
The poster frame for a video uses the same tick boxes. The size estimate and the HTML you copy follow what you ticked.
Also new: Help ▸ Rate EasyShrink… opens the review page in the Mac App Store.
The developer, Sergiy Pudich, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy .
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The developer does not collect any data from this app.
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Information
- Seller
- Sergiy Pudich
- Size
- 941.7 KB
- Category
- Photo & Video
- Compatibility
Requires macOS 14.0 or later.
- Mac
Requires macOS 14.0 or later.
- Mac
- Languages
- English
- Age Rating
4+
- 4+
- Copyright
- © 2026 Sergiy Pudich
