Image Tool+
Image Tool+ is a macOS image utility for converting, resizing, compressing, watermarking, and renaming pictures in one app.
What is Image Tool+?
Image Tool+ is a native macOS image utility that helps users process pictures in batches from a single workspace. It is designed for common file preparation tasks such as converting images between formats, resizing for web or sharing, compressing files, adding watermarks, and renaming groups of images. The app supports modern image workflows that include formats such as WebP, AVIF, HEIC, and other common image types, which makes it useful for website assets, exports from iPhone photos, and general media organization. It is aimed at people who want one focused desktop tool instead of switching between several separate utilities. According to the publisher D1v1b, processing is performed locally on the Mac, which fits users who prefer offline image handling for routine editing and conversion work.
Key features
- Convert images in batches between common and modern formats
- Resize large groups of pictures for web, sharing, or storage
- Compress image files to reduce size while controlling output settings
- Add watermarks during export
- Rename multiple image files in one workflow
- Process files with drag-and-drop input
- Work with formats including WebP, AVIF, HEIC, JPEG XL, JPEG, and PNG
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Safety overview
Status: Mostly safe
Image Tool+ is a legitimate image-processing app for macOS. Access to pictures and folders is normal for its purpose, and local processing is a positive privacy characteristic for users working with personal or client images. As with any image utility, only open files you expect to edit and review export settings before replacing originals or batch-processing large folders.
Recommendation: Keep Image Tool+ if you use it for image conversion or batch editing on your Mac. If you no longer need its workflows, you can remove it like other apps, but any related settings or working files you created may no longer be convenient to manage through this tool.
Common paths
/Applications/Image Tool+.app
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