PicoAsset - Image Converter: Convert & optimize images and videos from Finder on Mac

Hey all, I regularly need to prepare images and videos for websites. A photo arrives as HEIC when I need JPEG. A page needs a lighter WebP or AVIF image. A video needs a format that works for the people watching it. These are small jobs, but I was spending too much time on them. I looked for a Mac app that felt intuitive, worked well, and let me preview the result before exporting. I couldn't find one that fit my workflow, so I built PicoAsset. PicoAsset sits in the menu bar, ready when I need it. I can drop images and videos into one batch, adjust individual files, and convert them together. From Finder, I can also select files and use a Quick Action to open them in PicoAsset or convert them immediately using saved settings. Previewing is a big part of the workflow. When I change an image's format, size, or quality, I can inspect the result and see an estimated file size before exporting. For video, I can preview a compressed frame or render a short sample using the selected settings. It is much easier to decide how far to compress something when I can actually see the difference. PicoAsset also handles the work around conversion. I can crop and resize images and videos, trim video without re-encoding, and upscale smaller images by 2x, 3x, or 4x with options for photos and artwork. For web work, PicoAsset supports JPEG, PNG, HEIC, WebP, and AVIF. Video can be exported as MP4, MOV, WebM, or MKV using H.264, H.265, VP9, or AV1. Everything is processed locally on the Mac, and the conversion engine is included with the app. I built PicoAsset to be the tool I could reach for whenever an image or video needed converting, optimizing, resizing, or trimming, without turning a quick task into a project. If you regularly prepare images or videos for the web, PicoAsset was built for that workflow. I hope you'll find it useful. Regards, Bill.