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macOS · Windows · LinuxSystem requirements
| Requirement | macOS | Windows | Linux |
|---|---|---|---|
| Operating system | macOS 13 Ventura or later | Windows 10 (64-bit) or later | Ubuntu 20.04+ / Debian / Fedora |
| Processor | Apple Silicon or Intel | 64-bit CPU | 64-bit CPU |
| RAM | 4 GB min, 8 GB+ recommended | 4 GB min, 8 GB+ recommended | 4 GB min, 8 GB+ recommended |
| Disk space | ~150 MB + space for images | ~150 MB + space for images | ~150 MB + space for images |
| Display | Any (HiDPI optimised) | Any (HiDPI optimised) | Any (HiDPI optimised) |
Installation
Up and running in under a minute. No installer wizards, no account creation, no setup process.
Download for your platform
macOS: Download the .dmg, open it and drag PicSquish to your Applications folder.
Windows: Download the .exe installer and run it.
Linux: Download the .AppImage or .deb package for your distribution.
Try free for 14 days
Launch PicSquish and start using every feature immediately. No payment details, no account, no sign-up required.
Buy when you’re ready
After the trial, purchase a licence key for £19.99 through our secure checkout powered by Paddle. Enter your key and you’re set forever.
What's included
Every feature, unlocked. No limits, no tiers.
- Unlimited conversions
- Supported image, SVG, video frame, HEIC/HEIF, and RAW inputs
- All 9 output formats (AVIF, WebP, HEIC, JPEG, PNG, TIFF, GIF, ICO, PDF)
- Batch processing
- Auto Convert mode
- AI Vision mode
- Social media templates
- Responsive image sets & batch responsive sets
- Perceptual quality (SSIM) with before/after preview
- Custom presets (save and recall settings)
- Crop and colour adjustments (10 sliders)
- LUT colour grading
- Text and image watermarks
- 14 developer packs (all platforms)
- Metadata control (preserve / strip / strip GPS)
- Resize with prevent-upscale
- Light and Dark mode
- Keyboard shortcuts and guided tooltips
- Updates to the current major version
Quick start
Three steps to your first conversion.
Import
Drag images onto the app window, or use File > Open (Cmd/Ctrl+O).
Choose your settings
Pick an output format, quality level, and any adjustments in the right-hand panel.
Convert
Click Convert (Cmd/Ctrl+E) or switch to Auto Convert (Cmd/Ctrl+3) for hands-free processing. Your converted images appear in your chosen output folder.
Keyboard shortcuts
Power users, these are for you. Shortcuts use Cmd on macOS and Ctrl on Windows and Linux.