Clop optimises screenshots as soon as you copy them, so you can send up to 10x smaller images. Same with videos: save your screen recordings on the Desktop, and have them optimised for upload in seconds. It even works on PDFs!

As an app developer having to respond to support emails daily, sending screenshots and recordings became a large part of my work. And I got tired pretty soon of waiting for uploads to never finish and attachments to be "Too Large" 😅 Clop is a small app that sits in the background and automatically optimises 🏞️ images that you copy, 📽️ videos that you save on your Desktop, or 📄 PDFs that you drop on the app. 🏞️ Copied images will be optimised as soon as you copy them, will have minimal to zero loss in quality, and will be ready to paste in any app. 📽️ For videos, Clop can use Apple Silicon's dedicated Media Engine chip for battery-efficient video encoding without using the CPU. ↕️ Images and videos can be resized instantly to any percentage using hotkeys or to any specific size by clicking on the resolution 💛 Clop can automatically convert less compatible formats like HEIC, tiff, mov etc. to formats understood by most devices. 👨‍💻 There's also a command-line integration and Shortcuts support for batch optimising, resizing or cropping as many files as you need 🤖 Automation is also there, allowing you to run any Shortcut at the end of the optimisation (maybe you want to upload the optimised file somewhere and copy the link to clipboard)

@alin23 Congrets! Very nice interface 🌟

Congratulations on launching! 🚀 It sounds like a great time-saver. 🕒 How does Clop handle the optimization process for PDFs, and does it support multi-page PDFs as well? Good luck with your project! 🌟

@kinzarra 🙏 thanks! Yes it can optimize PDFs with any number of pages. As long as there’s anything to optimize of course 😅 scanned or image-rich PDFs usually occupy most bytes and can be optimized well.

Congratulations on your launch! Pretty helpful app. It is similar to the zip file concept? Can a person able to view it normally or need to extract from it?

@millie_crystal thank you! No, it’s not archiving the file. Images remain images, videos stay videos. They just get their bytes rearranged in a more space efficient way 😊 People that receive your file won’t see any difference (apart from noticing how fast it loads)