AVIF export is here. [ AVIF SUPPORT — macOS 14+ ] The next-generation image format is now available as an output option: • 30-50% smaller than JPEG at the same visual quality • Wide color, HDR-ready container • Native Image I/O encoding — no extra tools required [ WORKS EVERYWHERE ] • Main app: pick AVIF from the format menu • Finder Quick Action (Pro): right-click to export AVIF • Combine with Quality Presets and Resize Note: AVIF export requires macOS 14 Sonoma or later. On macOS 13, the format picker hides AVIF automatically and falls back to your previous format.

New quality presets for quick settings — tap High, Balanced, or Small to set quality instantly. Improved • One-tap quality presets: quickly switch between High, Balanced, and Small compression levels • Resize images while compressing — set a max dimension to shrink large photos automatically • Images larger than your chosen size are scaled down; smaller images are left untouched

JPEG compression just got a major upgrade — your photos are now 40–60% smaller at the same quality, so you save more space without losing detail. Improved • JPEG files are now dramatically smaller at the same visual quality • PNG compression is more efficient, producing even smaller files • Photo metadata like EXIF data and location info is better preserved after compression These improvements apply to both drag-and-drop compression and Finder Quick Actions (Pro).

This update focuses on release polish and listing improvements for SquishPic 1.0.1. No major workflow changes in the app itself.