Observed arrival · 2026-11-09
Skinny: drop a folder, get a web folder
A one-time-purchase Mac app that turns folders of images into smaller, AI-named JPEGs for the web.
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◎Niche
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- For
- Mac users preparing image folders for websites
- Worth noticing
- The demo labels its savings graphic “a sketch, not a lab result,” rather than presenting sample kilobytes as measured performance.
Field notes
The described workflow is intentionally narrow: make a folder, drop it on the app, then open the web folder Skinny writes inside it. The page specifies JPEG output and a 2,400-pixel width cap, and says the source files remain in place. Its animated savings counter is labeled “a sketch, not a lab result”; the page also says the app is not a photo editor and does not promise pixel-perfect compression.
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◎NicheUnusually specific use
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