Free jpegs software for mac

Gif Prep is a drag and drop utility that will strip the resource forks from GIF and JPEG files and ensure that the file size you see in the Finders GetInfo dialog is accurate" (note most webservers will only serve the data fork of the file, eventhough the file may have a resource fork).

Wipe Creator 2.0 is a comprehensive, user friendly tweaking utility. Wipe Creator is an AppleScript for Mac OS X. Drop files onto it, and it will wipe the creator-code from them, letting them open in the appropriate default OS X application. For example, if you have a lot of PictureViewer JPEGS and you want them to open in Preview instead, just drop them onto Wipe Creator.

DropJPG is a simple program that converts images dropped on its icon into JPEG. DropJPEG is compatible with all Quicktime readable images, including PDF screenshots.
To use DropJPG, drag an image or a folder of images onto its icon. The images (and all images in any folder dragged) will then be converted to a JPG.
DropJPG is freeware and requires Mac OS 10.3 or higher. Localizations are currently available in German, French, Japanese, and Polish. DropJPG is open source and available at http://www.kainjow.com
Enhancements:
- DropJPG is now a Universal Binary
- Converted JPEGs no longer overwrite a previous JPEG of the same name (i.e. a file named "MyFile 1.jpg" will be created if "MyFile.jpg" already exists).

Thumbnailer is a program that allows adding or removing icons of image files. The supported formats are: JPEGs, GIFs, BMPs, PSDs, PNGs and TIFFs.

Very nice looking icons with antialiasing, allowing seamless navigation through hundreds of files on the volume.
Thumbnailer allows:
1. removing existing icons
2. adding new icons based on the true contents of file
3. adding correct extension
4. removing a file creator

Seashore is an open source image editor for Cocoa. It features gradients, textures and anti-aliasing for both text and brush strokes.
Seashore is a tool that supports multiple layers and individual channel editing. Seashore is based around the GIMPs technology and uses the same native file format. Seashore is still undergoing development.
Main features:
- Full support for the GIMPs native XCF file format
- Read and write support for the TIFF, PNG, JPEG and JP2000 file formats
- Read-only support for the BMP, PICT, PDF, XBM and GIF file formats
- Layers with over 20 merging effects
- Individual primary and alpha channel editing
- Thorough transparency effects including semi-transparent gradients
- Arbitrary selection regions
- Anti-aliased brush strokes
- 6 basic gradient effects with 16 variations
- Tablet support
- ColorSync support (including embedded profiles in TIFFs and CMYK previewing)
- Plug-in filters
Most features work on Mac OS 10.3 and later, with the exception of JP2000 support for which Mac OS 10.4 is required.
Enhancements:
- Makes Seashore a universal binary
- Fixes a bug that caused the program to produce dull colours for some TIFF files and when flattening an image
- Fixes a bug that caused floating layers to appear incorrectly when working with channels
- Fixes a bug when rotating images on Mac OS 10.3
- Fixes a bug that made large TIFF files unreadable on Mac OS 10.3
- Adds write support for GIFs
- Adds Hue, Saturation and Value plug-in
- Adds CMYK plug-in
- Adds the clone tool
- Adds the ability to check for updates
- Adds aspect ratio setting to selection tools
- Adds ellipse tool
- Adds polygon lasso tool
- Adds anti-aliasing to lasso tool
- Adds non-modal new document panel
- Adds selection operations
- Adds the ability to create new documents with a transparent background
- Scales the new document window to the content size (plus border)
- Removes crop tool (now part of rectangular selection tool)
- Improves plug-in capabilities
- Retains EXIF data for JPEGs (Mac OS 10.4+ only)

Zoomifyer EZ makes using high-resolution images in your Web pages easy to do and fast to view! Show the world your photos, maps, scans - whatever - with no need to down-res, on any Web server, all right in Flash.
It could not be easier!
1. Drag-and-drop convert your image to a folder of JPEGs to stream.
2. Automatically make HTML to embed the tiny Flash viewer SWF in your Web page.
3. Copy the image folder, Web page, and Flash viewer SWF to your Web site.
Thats it!
Main features:
- Fast, high-res images in Flash!
- Interactive pan & zoom
- All standard - JPEGs, HTML, & Flash
- Completely compatible with all your tools and Zoomifys other great products
- Totally free!
Zoomifyer EZ includes:
1. Zoomifyer EZ application: instantly convert your image to a folder of JPEGs to stream.
2. Zoomify HTML Maker HTML & SWF: automatically make simple HTML for your Web page
3. Zoomify Viewer HTML & SWF: tiny Flash file enables interactive zoom, pan, and more!

Geotagger lets you geotag your photos using Google Earth. Geotagger is a droplet for inserting GPS coordinates into your photos.

Simply position Google Earth (version 4 only) over the location you wish to insert into your images, then drag your images (jpegs only) onto the Geotagger icon. Once the images are tagged the information stays with them so you can import them to iPhoto, upload them to Flickr or Panoramio or any number of other things. If you choose iPhoto you may want to check out a plugin I wrote that will export your photos to a KMZ file that you can open in Google Earth and see your photos on the globe.

You can drag images from prettymuch anywhere. But if you drag them from iPhoto it wont show the changes have taken place. The data has been saved to the file but iPhoto has cached the Exif information and doesnt check the image for updates. I recommend tagging images before importing them to iPhoto.

Stefan Geens of Ogle earth has made a set of crosshairs to help you target Google Earth. The location at the center of the crosshairs is what will be written into your images.

The Exif handling code comes from exiftool. You can find out more about this very useful utility at the official webpage http://www.sno.phy.queensu.ca/~phil/exiftool/. The script that does the number manipulation was started from one by Sven-S. Porst. I converted it to Google Earth and packaged it up.