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Image conversion on Mac, three apps to choose from

SoNice! makes three image converter apps for Mac — Image Tool+, WebP Converter., and AVIF Converter. — that batch-convert HEIC, PNG, JPG, and more to WebP or AVIF. All processing happens locally on your Mac. Your images never leave your machine.

Last updated: 2026-10-28

Local processing

Images are never uploaded to the cloud

Batch processing

Drag and drop hundreds of images at once

Modern formats

HEIC · WebP · AVIF · JPEG XL

Native & fast

Built in Swift · Optimized for Apple Silicon

Pick the right tool for the job

Choose Image Tool+ to handle all your image processing in one app, WebP Converter. to convert images to WebP for your website, or AVIF Converter. to ship even smaller AVIF files.

For people who want one tool for everything.

An all-in-one image processing app with conversion, resizing, compression, watermarking, background removal, and renaming. With HDR and wide color gamut support, it's built for professional photo workflows.

  • Exports to 10 formats: WebP, AVIF, JPEG XL, HEIC, PNG, JPG, and more
  • Background removal, watermarking, renaming, metadata editing
  • Preserves HDR and wide color gamut
Learn more about Image Tool+ →

For people who want to make their websites faster.

Bulk-convert PNG, JPG, GIF, and more to WebP. A focused tool for web developers and bloggers, built to directly improve LCP in Core Web Vitals.

  • Batch-converts PNG, JPG, HEIC, and GIF to WebP
  • Lossy / lossless and animated WebP
  • Before/after comparison slider
Learn more about WebP Converter. →

Get ahead with the next-gen format.

Convert images to AVIF — about 50% smaller than JPEG, with HDR, wide color gamut, and 10/12-bit depth support. Adopt the future of image delivery today.

  • Batch-converts PNG, JPG, HEIC, and WebP to AVIF
  • About 50% smaller than JPEG, with HDR and 10/12-bit depth
  • JPEG / PNG output for fallbacks
Learn more about AVIF Converter. →

How the three apps compare

The three apps differ in how many formats they can export and which non-conversion features they include. All of them run entirely on your Mac and never upload your images.

ItemImage Tool+WebP Converter.AVIF Converter.
Main output10 formats incl. WebP, AVIF, JPEG XL, HEIC, PNG, JPGWebP (plus PNG / JPEG)AVIF (plus JPEG / PNG)
Batch convert, resize, watermark✅✅✅
Background removal, renaming✅——
100% local processing✅✅✅

Which one should you choose?

If you...We recommend
Process large volumes of images daily / Are a professional photographer or designerImage Tool+
Want to convert your blog or corporate site images to WebPWebP Converter.
Want to deliver smaller, better-looking images with the latest formatAVIF Converter.
Need background removal and watermarking in one placeImage Tool+

Common technical foundations

All three apps are built with Swift / SwiftUI and run natively on Apple Silicon. They use Apple's image frameworks together with reference implementations such as libwebp and libavifto balance quality and speed.

Each app runs inside macOS's App Sandbox — a strong, OS-enforced security mechanism. The app can only access files you explicitly hand to it via drag-and-drop or a file picker. "Trust us" is replaced with "the OS won't allow otherwise."

An app for ZIP archives

Besides the image converters, we make ZipScope, an app for compressing and extracting archives. It keeps ZIPs you exchange with people on Windows free of garbled names and stray .DS_Store files, and lets you look inside archives without extracting them.

For anyone who swaps ZIPs with Windows users.

Shift_JIS ZIPs from Japanese Windows are detected and extracted with the right names. Use it from Finder's right-click menu and the menu bar; it never uses the network.

  • ZIPs that open on Windows without garbled names (no .DS_Store or __MACOSX)
  • Password-protected ZIP and 7z (Pro)
  • Look inside ZIP, 7z, RAR, and LZH without extracting
Learn more about ZipScope →

A photo resizer for iPhone and iPad

For iPhone and iPad, we make Photo Batch, an app that resizes and converts photos in bulk. The user guide walks through it with screenshots.

Shrink your iPhone photos, all at once.

Photos are processed on the device and never uploaded. It's free to start, and the one-time Pro in-app purchase lets you import up to 100 photos at a time.

  • Batch-resize photos to a max width or height
  • Convert to JPEG, PNG, HEIC, WebP, and AVIF in one go
  • Strip EXIF and location, and save to Photos with the original file names
Read the Photo Batch user guide →

More apps for iPhone and iPad

We also make Image Compare., for comparing two photos, and IP Address Bookmark., for checking and saving IP addresses. Image Compare. has a user guide with screenshots. IP Address Bookmark. has no page of its own here; its links go to the App Store.

See what changed between two photos.

Check before-and-after edits, what a retouch changed, or what changed between two screenshots. Images are never uploaded. Get the free Image Compare. or Image Compare+, the paid version without ads, on the App Store.

  • Compare side by side, with a slider, by opacity, or by difference
  • Line up two photos by dragging, pinching, and rotating with two fingers
  • Save or share the difference image to Photos
Read the Image Compare. user guide →

Check your IP address in a tap.

Lists the IP address of each network you're connected to, such as Wi-Fi and cellular, and lets you save them.

  • Shows the IP address (IPv4 and IPv6) of every network interface
  • Save IP addresses and see where they are on a map
  • Check from a widget, too
View IP Address Bookmark. on the App Store →

User guides

Each app has an official user guide with screenshots of the real app. Every guide also has a Japanese version.

GuidePlatformWhat it covers
Image Tool+ User GuideMacSettings for each format (WebP, AVIF, JPEG XL, HEIC, and more), HDR conversion, resizing, the comparison preview, batch renaming, watermarks, presets, keyboard shortcuts
WebP Converter. User GuideMacConverting to and from WebP, resizing, the comparison preview, batch renaming, watermarks, free version and upgrade
AVIF Converter. User GuideMacConverting to and from AVIF, HDR conversion, resizing, the comparison preview, batch renaming, watermarks, free version and upgrade
ZipScope User GuideMacCreating ZIPs that open without garbled names on Windows, password protection, extracting, viewing contents without extracting, fixing garbled names, Finder and menu bar
Photo Batch User GuideiPhone and iPadBatch-resizing photos, converting to JPEG, PNG, HEIC, WebP, and AVIF, EXIF and location, presets, saving to Photos, free and Pro
Image Compare. User GuideiPhone and iPadComparing side by side, with a slider, as an overlay, and by difference, lining two images up, saving the difference image, free version and Image Compare+

Related guides

These guides walk through image conversion on a Mac and explain how to choose a format.

These guides explain how to measure lengths and areas on drawings.

These guides cover garbled file names and passwords in ZIPs made on a Mac.

FAQ

QWebP or AVIF — which should I pick?
A
The best practice is both, with fallbacks. Use <picture> with AVIF first, WebP second, and JPEG/PNG as the final fallback. AVIF-capable browsers get ~50% smaller files, WebP-capable browsers get ~30% smaller files, and older clients still see a normal image. If you have to choose one: WebP Converter. for broad compatibility, AVIF Converter. for maximum savings.
QHow is Image Tool+ different from the other two?
A
Image Tool+ is the all-in-one app: multi-format conversion (WebP/AVIF/PNG/JPG/HEIC), plus background removal, watermark, and rename. WebP Converter. and AVIF Converter. specialize in their own format and start free. Pick the all-in-one if you want one app for everything, or start with a focused free tool.
QIs everything really local?
A
Yes. All three apps run inside macOS's App Sandbox and read, convert, and write images entirely on your Mac. Images are never sent to a server, and no network connection is needed for conversion.

Web tools you can use in the browser

We also offer free tools that need no installation and run entirely in your browser.

Batch convert HEIC, JPEG XL, AVIF, and more right in your browser.

Batch convert HEIC (including HDR), JPEG XL, AVIF, WebP, PNG, and JPG with custom resizing, quality, renaming, and watermarking. 100% private & client-side without uploading to any server.

Open Free Web Tool →

For anyone who needs to measure length and area from a drawing.

Load a PDF or image drawing, match the scale, and measure length, floor area, and wall area to scale. Overlay furniture rectangles and notes too — a free, fully in-browser tool.

Learn more about Drawing Measure →