What's new.

A redesign of nearly everything you see.

• A cinematic welcome. It teaches you the shortcut by having you press it, and sets up everything in one pass.
• Your own shortcut. Keep ⇧⌘ or record anything: a tap like ⌃⇧, or keys like ⌥Space.
• Drag & drop. Drop files on the Tapformat window and the ring opens.
• Finds your file. The converted file is selected in Finder as soon as it's ready.
• Fewer folder prompts. The welcome asks for Desktop, Documents and Downloads in one go, and Settings links to Full Disk Access to stop prompts entirely.
• New Settings and menu bar. Everything in one place, with a count of how many files you've converted.

• Smaller updates. Updates now download only what changed, a few hundred KB instead of the whole app.
• Anonymous usage count. Just the number of files converted, never the files or their names. You can turn it off in Settings.

• Notarized by Apple. No more "can't verify this app" warning.
• Send Feedback from the menu bar and Settings.
• A cleaner installer.

• The first release. Select a file in Finder, tap ⇧⌘, pick a format. Convert, shrink, crop, resize, rotate and mute, all on your Mac.