Snapwise 1.3.0

What's new: Drag & Convert

Inspired by Tangerine. While dragging files anywhere — Finder, the desktop, other apps — tap a modifier to open a wheel under the pointer, then drop on a bubble. The result is saved next to the original; everything runs on your Mac.

• ⇧ Convert — images ↔ PNG, JPG, HEIC, AVIF, TIFF, GIF, BMP, PDF, ICO, ICNS · video → MP4, MOV, M4A, GIF · audio → M4A, WAV, AIFF, FLAC, CAF · PDF → page images at 300 DPI, TXT, RTF · DOCX/RTF/HTML/TXT/ODT/Markdown ↔ DOCX, PDF, RTF, HTML, TXT, ODT · CSV ↔ TSV, HTML
• ⌘ Tools — compress, resize 50 %, rotate, flip, remove metadata, remove background, copy text (OCR), annotate, combine images into a PDF · compress / 720p / mute / first frame / trim video · merge, split, rotate, compress PDF · ZIP, TAR.GZ, extract archives
• ⌃ Actions — AirDrop, float on screen, copy, move to folder, copy path, open in Terminal

Tap another key (or hover its tab) to switch wheels; Esc or releasing elsewhere closes it. Keys are configurable in Settings › Convert. Convert Files… in the menu (or its shortcut) opens the same wheel for picked files, usable by click or ← → ↩ Tab.

Existing files are never overwritten (name 2.png). Not available because macOS has no built-in encoder: WebP, MP3, Opus, MKV/WebM, XLSX, PPTX, EPUB output.

Install

1. Download Snapwise-1.3.0.zip, unzip, move Snapwise.app to Applications (replace the old copy).
2. Signed with a development certificate and not notarized: on first launch right-click › Open, or allow it in System Settings › Privacy & Security.
3. Drag & Convert and window snapping need Accessibility access. If they stop responding after updating, toggle Snapwise off and on under Privacy & Security › Accessibility.

Requires macOS 15 or later. Universal (Apple silicon and Intel).

SHA-256: 2e2bf1a35ba86575ef1c79f8b81a21a9add89423f49d3886be8ae2c86d00c632