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Picmal
picmal.app
Picmal is a Mac application that converts, compresses, and edits images, video, audio, and PDFs entirely offline without uploading files. It supports batch processing of hundreds of files at once and works on macOS 15 or later, including Apple Silicon and Intel Macs.
THE PRODUCT, BEYOND THE PITCH
Automatically researched · Not editorially reviewed · Sources checked Oct 13, 2026
A good fit for
- Mac users who want offline, fast, and secure media conversion and compression without subscriptions or accounts.
Know the limitations
Not confirmed yet.
What you can do
- Converting media files for use on websites or presentations without uploading to online converters.
- Batch processing large numbers of images, videos, or audio files efficiently on a Mac.
Features
- Convert and compress images, video, audio, and PDFs with batch processing of hundreds of files at once.
- Split, combine, and organize PDFs including breaking apart, merging, reordering pages, and creating PDFs from photos.
- Combine, download, and watermark videos including stitching clips, fetching clips from links, and stamping logos.
- Merge and split audio files, including joining tracks and splitting podcasts or audiobooks by chapters.
- Crop, cut out, and trace images with on-device Vision to create transparent PNGs, trace logos to SVG paths, and build icon sets.
Integrations
Not confirmed yet.
Platforms & data export
Not confirmed yet.
THE COST FOR YOUR TEAM
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Known monthly subtotal
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A practical workflow
- Drag files or folders into Picmal, pick the output format or compression settings, and start conversion or compression.
- Set Picmal to watch a folder and it automatically processes any files added to that folder according to preset rules.
- Use the command line tool, Raycast extension, or clipboard compression features to integrate Picmal into workflows.
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