Follow the development of SnapPress, from performance improvements to a more complete image workflow for Windows and Linux.
A focused sequence of small, useful releases — with the main feature of each version clearly defined.
Improve batch-processing performance by processing multiple images concurrently.
Compress images directly from Windows Explorer using the context menu.
Add a faster way to load files and folders into SnapPress by dragging them into the application.
Interact with files directly from the file list — for example, click a filename to open it in the system photo application.
Notifications for completed tasks, errors, updates and other important events.
Save your own compression settings and reuse them across future jobs.
Package compressed output into ZIP archives for easier sharing and storage.
Run SnapPress from the command line for scripts, automation and developer workflows.
Add optional watermarks as part of the image processing workflow.
Bring clipboard-based image workflows into SnapPress for faster day-to-day use.
Take control of long-running jobs with the ability to pause, continue or cancel processing.