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DropReady Media
Make iPhone photos and videos ready to upload
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Make iPhone photos and videos ready to upload
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DropReady Media is a Mac app that helps you convert iPhone photos and videos into upload-friendly formats and sizes. Drop HEIC photos or large videos, choose the sharing size, and export files that are easier to upload to SaaS tools, forms, chats, and web services. Everything is processed locally on your Mac.
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honestly this looks super handy for dealing with all those HEIC files macs spit out. one thing i'd love to see is a right click option in finder so i can just select a bunch of photos and hit "convert with dropready" without having to open the app first. would save a bunch of time when i'm uploading stuff to work tools.
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@emreboyvatexph That would be a great workflow improvement. A Finder Quick Action is something I’m considering for a future update. Thanks for the suggestion!
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@emreboyvatexph Thanks again for the idea! Version 1.2.0 now lets you select files in Finder and choose “Convert with DropReady Media” from the right-click menu. The update is now available on the Mac App Store.
Super useful for getting around the HEIC headache on forms that wont accept them. One thing that would make it even better: bulk renaming the exported files with a custom prefix or date stamp before they go out, so when I drop a batch into a client folder it is already organized instead of me renaming 40 things by hand afterwards.
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@emircanayvtyyi Thanks! A custom prefix or date stamp makes a lot of sense for batch exports. I’ve added this to the feature list.
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@emircanayvtyyi Thanks again for the feedback! Version 1.2.0 now supports batch naming with a custom prefix or capture date, followed by sequence numbers. The update is now available on the Mac App Store.
Finally something that handles HEIC without making me jump through hoops, basically just drag and drop and it spits out files I can actually upload anywhere. The local processing is a nice touch since I don't really want my photos leaving my laptop.
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@zlemncel104573 Thank you! Keeping the workflow simple and processing everything locally were two of my main goals, so I’m glad that came through.
Handy little utility, dropped a pile of HEIC shots in and they came out ready to upload without thinking about sizes. Love that nothing leaves the Mac.
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@altmelis74860 Thank you so much, Melis! I really appreciate it.