Resize images on your Mac
Resize by percentage, by exact dimensions, or down to a target file size like 500 KB. Batch a whole folder in one pass. Works with JPG, PNG, HEIC, WebP and more. Offline, no upload.
Resize by percentage, by exact dimensions, or down to a target file size like 500 KB. Batch a whole folder in one pass. Works with JPG, PNG, HEIC, WebP and more. Offline, no upload.
Drag in one photo or a whole folder of them.
Choose Percentage, dimensions, or a target file size, then set your value.
Click Convert and Picmal saves the resized images. It all runs on your Mac.
Percentage, Fixed Width, Fixed Height, Max Dimensions, Exact Dimensions, and Max File Size, all in one place.
Type a budget like 500 KB or 2 MB and Picmal scales the image down until it fits. Perfect for upload limits.
Resize dozens of images in one pass with the same settings, each saved as its own file.
JPG, PNG, HEIC, WebP and more. No uploads, no per-file limits, nothing leaves your machine.
"Clean and easy to use. Perfect for quickly converting images without unnecessary extras."
"Everything works as expected - great app!"
"Great app! Simple and easy to use."
"It works perfectly now! Thanks and good work. It's really the kind of utility that I find very useful. I know that there are tons of free online tools doing the same thing but it's so much faster that way."
"Wonderfully simple app! I struggled with converting my images from one format to another constantly with online free tools. Picmal makes it effortless. Worth the money to avoid the hassle for sure!"
"You did a great job here! I like how easy Picmal is to use, and the frequent upgrades show that you are very committed to improving this beautiful software."
"It's a Mac-assed Mac App. Focused, customizable, flexible, well designed and super fast. 10+ times a day I need to convert a file for use on a website. Picmal makes that process a joy. My favorite conversion is taking a multipage PDF and converting each page to an individual image with one click (something even Preview can't do)."
"I really like these kinds of tools: simple interface, focused functions, one-time purchase, and continuous updates."
"Been enjoying the app! Thanks for the very handy utility."
"I f* love this app. Just so you know. Keep building!"
"Clean and easy to use. Perfect for quickly converting images without unnecessary extras."
"Everything works as expected - great app!"
"Great app! Simple and easy to use."
"It works perfectly now! Thanks and good work. It's really the kind of utility that I find very useful. I know that there are tons of free online tools doing the same thing but it's so much faster that way."
"Wonderfully simple app! I struggled with converting my images from one format to another constantly with online free tools. Picmal makes it effortless. Worth the money to avoid the hassle for sure!"
"You did a great job here! I like how easy Picmal is to use, and the frequent upgrades show that you are very committed to improving this beautiful software."
"It's a Mac-assed Mac App. Focused, customizable, flexible, well designed and super fast. 10+ times a day I need to convert a file for use on a website. Picmal makes that process a joy. My favorite conversion is taking a multipage PDF and converting each page to an individual image with one click (something even Preview can't do)."
"I really like these kinds of tools: simple interface, focused functions, one-time purchase, and continuous updates."
"Been enjoying the app! Thanks for the very handy utility."
"I f* love this app. Just so you know. Keep building!"
One purchase includes all updates. If you change your mind, you can ask for a refund within 14 days.
Every feature, no add-ons
Free updates forever
Use on 2 Macs
Command line tool, Raycast extension and watched folders
Updates land the day I ship them, with no App Store review wait
Everything in Picmal
Use on 5 Macs
One license for a studio, a family, or a desk and a laptop
All conversion and compression features, same engines, same quality
Free updates forever
Purchases, updates and refunds handled by Apple
Family Sharing, no license key
No command line tool, Raycast extension or watched folders. Compare the two builds
Prices in USD. Any tax is added at checkout. Secure payment via Stripe.
You pay once and keep it. No renewals, no subscriptions. Picmal activates on 2 Macs, Picmal Pro on 5, and you can move a license to another Mac whenever you want.
The app is identical, and so is the support: one person answers every email, and that person is me. Pro covers 5 Macs instead of 2.
Yes, for $30. Email support@picmal.app and I'll send you the link, then your existing key covers 5 Macs. The offer never expires, so starting with the cheaper plan is never the wrong call.
Same price, same engines, same quality. Apple handles the purchase, updates and refunds, and you get Family Sharing with no license key. Buying direct adds the command line tool, the Raycast extension, watched folders, camera EXIF on RAW conversions, and up to 5 Macs on one license. Here is the full comparison of the two builds.
Open Picmal on your old Mac, go to Picmal → Register license to deactivate, then activate on the new one. Takes about ten seconds.
Yes. I want Picmal to be affordable wherever you are. Students and educators get 40% off: verify your school email on the education page and the code lands in your inbox. If the price is steep for your country, checkout already adjusts it for you. If it still doesn't work, email support@picmal.app and tell me where you are, and I'll send a code.
14 days, no questions asked. Email support@picmal.app. App Store purchases go through Apple instead.
Something not covered here? Write to support@picmal.app
Drop the image into Picmal, choose a resize mode like Percentage or Fixed Width, type your value, and click Convert. Picmal writes out the resized image as a new file. It all runs on your Mac.
Yes. Drag in dozens of images or an entire folder and Picmal resizes all of them in one pass with the same settings, each saved as its own file. That's the part Preview can't do.
Yes. Pick the Max File Size mode, type a target like 500 KB or 2 MB, and Picmal scales the image down until it fits under that budget. Great for upload limits and email attachments.
Both. Picmal has six modes: Percentage, Fixed Width, Fixed Height, Max Dimensions, Exact Dimensions, and Max File Size. Set a hard width and height, cap the longest side, or scale everything by a percentage.
Making an image smaller keeps things sharp, you're just discarding pixels you didn't need. Blowing a small image up past its native size is where quality drops, since there's no extra detail to invent. You can also set DPI when the output needs a specific resolution.
Yes, by default. Percentage, Fixed Width, Fixed Height and Max Dimensions all keep the original proportions so nothing looks stretched. Use Exact Dimensions when you deliberately want a precise width and height.
No. Everything happens locally on your Mac. No uploads, no per-file limits, nothing leaves your machine. It's a one-time $39, not a subscription.