Quickly Convert Images to JPEG on a Mac
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- Опубликовано: 31 июл 2022
- How to convert images to JPEG on a Mac without special software or Photoshop. Also works for batch converting images such as RAW files, TIFF files, PSD files, etc. Get notified when I release a new video: pal2tech.com/subscribe
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You just saved my life while trying to upload for my clothing boutique! I was seconds away from paying for a batch converter subscription!!! Thank you so so much for your time and creating this video! Means a lot to me and my business! xo
Not ONLY helpful, but cheerfully delivered as always. I really needed that.
OMG. I have struggled with saving a IMG to JPEG for over an hour. THANK YOU for posting the video.
This man is straight forward and honest.
you save me a bunch of time sr, you have a new subscriber
Great tip, Chris! Loving tech Mondays so far!
Nice start to, hopefully, an ongoing and well received addition to this channel. Thanks, Chris. Mondays have become something to look forward to,
I had no idea "Preview" could do that :)) thank you for a really useful tip and demo.
Same here ! Thank you Pal2Tech :D
Viewing and managing image files is just one of the reasons why I switched to Mac 14 years ago. Back then Windows was truly hopeless in many ways but it’s caught up a lot since then. Preview is a surprisingly powerful tool built into Macs. Even just merging and managing multiple PDF documents is a simple task that I don’t thing Windows can still do yet without an extra app (maybe Windows does now but didn’t last time I checked). Oh, and my old MacBook Pro from 2008 still runs just fine with an SSD update. One of my kids still uses it as his school laptop and he does creative work on it with Photoshop and iMovie.
Photoshop extended has an animation timeline that you can do miracles with.
I tried reviewing some raw photos from my girlfriends windows laptop it was hopeless to find a way to do that... hahaha I gave up surching for an app to help me with this after 5/10 minutes of searching right now I am doing the task that teaches me from this video in under 5 minutes of searching in youtube how to do it to actually doing it. just buy mac guys..🤣
Great tip Chris - thanks for Tech Monday!
Thank you so much for your videos!! You helped me a lot! A few month ago I was watching your videos about the FUJI Cameras using as a webcam. I´ve build my streaming room with your help! And today I found this video!!! Thank you and keep on going and inspiring!!
Im literally subscribing right now because of this amazingly helpful video. Thanks, you helped me tremendously
From 2;15 in your video I couldn't even find a window on my iPad like this. And I couldn't find Preview after I did open the photos on my iPad. Finally, you ran through this so fast without explaining where these windows are, because you've done it a hundred times and it's easy for you.
Thanks for the tip! I realized halfway through the video that I already use this technique with HEIC files from my iPhone when I airdrop pictures from there to edit them. Super handy! :)
I love this kind of tips!! Useful and easy to follow! Thanks!!
Haven’t really looked at Preview for anything so thanks for the tip I will use this when I need to downsize individual images e.g. headshots/product shots for conference virtual booths which often require very small files
Great quick way of converting these photos, thanks !
Fantastic help, thank you!
Thank you for this, you just saved me so much time and headaches with updating our website!!!
You are the MAN ! Much better than my PS teacher who assume everyone is professional to Mac and PS ! 😅😅 Great job !! Thanks a lot !! 🥰🥰
As ever...brilliant! Thank you Chris!
Nice tech Monday. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Kenneth! 👍
This is great! Thanks for posting this!
THANK YOU!!! Very helpful and right to the point!
Thank you. Very straightforward presentation.
Great tip! I'm sure this will come in handy at some point.
Thanks for your help sir! Helped me out in a pinch!
Outstanding information, very valuable, thank you
Thank you so much Alan!!!!
Always Helpful and Entertaining 📷
Thank you Chris , your have helped and instructed me Tons !!!!!
I love you so much!!! You just saved my life and a client!!! Your the best! Thank you for this
thank you so much you saved me I've been trying to upload a photo of my id to Facebook for review because for some reason I am restricted from creating ad accounts and I already tried submitting my id as a pdf and that didn't work but thanks to your video I was able to finally submit my id as a jpeg and it worked once again thank you so much and keep on doing what you do. :)
Thank you so much for this information !!!
Simple and useful, I love it.
Major Help! Thank You!
Very helpful video, thanks for sharing.
Thank you this helped me so much!
THANK YOU!! So helpful.
Thank you for this, really helpful.
Very helpful. Thanks for sharing 👍
What a relief....Thanks a lot.
thank you so much. You were clear and easy to follow for an older person - 77- :). however, some of the words were different than what you said and showed. Maybe it depends on the year of the Mac. But I did it! Wrote it down to save it for the future!! Yay!!
Thank you so much you just saved my time and storage. ❤
Life saver, thank you!
This was very helpful! Thanks! mine I had to do one image at a time, that was the only way my computer would ask what format to change it to jpeg! 👍🏻
Thank you so much! Big help.
Oh My, Thank you, thank you, thank you, This is so wonderful I have so many photos in the Raw format. Now this is such a BIG HELP. Thank you again. This is now 02/14/2024
There's another type of image conversion that I do often on my Mac. I convert downloaded WebP files (for example, from the New York Times) to JPEG. I found a free app on the App Store called "WebP Converter - AnyWebP" that allows me to do this quickly. To make it work, I used the Mac's "Get Info" command on a WebP file to select the default app for opening the file to "WebP Converter," making sure to also click the "Change all" option so that every WebP file would open the same way. Then I am able to double-click on any WebP file and see a conversion window pop up. There are several options in the converter window, such as compression level. I use the same settings for all of these conversions. The app remembers what I set, so I just need to click the "Convert" button. The result comes immediately.
MAN, YOU ARE A LIFE SAVER!!!!
Great tip! Thank you.
Learn something new thanks for sharing
Great tip - boom! Thank you!
Fist i love your videos. Every time i learn something new. On Mac i think there is a faster way to convert them. Again highlight few or all photos on your folder , click on outside mouse (right) goto quick actions menu than choose convert files . Very fast and simple.
Thank you so much ! you saved me so much head ache
great one man thank you!!
Thanks for the really useful tip.
You saved my life thank you so much!
Brilliant tip. Many thanks.
Thank you. You make it so easy.
Thanks so much, I got big help 🙏
Thank you pal2 tech
I tried figuring this out on my own and got as far as opening it with Preview app but got stuck after that. Thank you for your video and for keeping this video short enough for me to get through it quickly and finish what I was doing.
Thanks much, great video.
Thank you a lot for the tip :) wonderful tip
Very helpful thanks
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Thank you, you saved me hours!
Excellent, thank you!
Just brilliant, thanks.
Wow! What a time saver.
very helpful thanks a lot sir..
Thank you. This is very helpfull.
This video was very helpful. Say goodby to having to open up in Photoshop CC or Lightroom CC (and have to be on the internet to verify!) Thanks you Thank You!
Thank you sir, you just helped me get a job. 😊
I knew the trick but I still watch to the end because, why not?
Ahhh ♥️ thanks teach!
Great! Thank you so much.
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Thank you Chris
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U da Man Chris 👍
thanks it worked
You the legend! OMG
You can create an Automator script (absolutely easy) that will do the same without even opening the preview app.
Can someone tell me why my "Convert Image" button in my right-click isn't working?! Same goes for "Create PDF" and "Remove Background"!
I’m in the same situation
Did you find out?
@@daniellara3014
No, I might just make an Apple appointment.
thanks a lot your great
I'm second :))) İt was really helpfull video. Thanks.
Thanks Haldun!!!! 🙏
On windows I take it for granted however ironically you need a HeVc codec to view high efficiency videos or images .
To get around this I just open them in gimp which is open source and free. I could buy the Microsoft plug-in I guess.
Png is also a good format for Web images as they support transparency. Which in turn allows you to layer or add Web effects to the design of your page. Useful for partially preventing image theft .
That's another topic for some other day.
Lifesaver
Thanks
Does the conversion keep whatever color space the original files were in (sRGB, Adobe 1998)? And does it keep the same long edge dimension?
How about Nef files from a Z8? I tried your suggestion but I couldn’t make it work. Thanks for putting out great content
thank you very matche
This saves me money. And hassle.
Well, until I start wanting to print these huge tiffs I'll get from Raw files...
Danke!
Thank you so much Manfred!!! I really appreciate the support my friend!!! 🙏 🙏