Angry Images 4+

One night, I was given a task of converting a bunch of PNG images into JPEG files with a white background. It was supposed to be a 3-minute easy task done and going home, but I failed miserably. I didn't go home that night. I was angry. I was angry a few days later again when I found out that I had to save them as PNG files without the alpha option and then convert them into JPEG. Why is it so complicated for a simple JPEG conversion? Another day, I was angry once again because Preview didn't let me change the hue level of an image. Well, I'm not angry any more. I have moved on with my life since then. Instead of remaining angry, I have decided to create a simple desktop application that challenges missing pieces that Preview doesn't have.

Angry Images is for those who are angry and

who want to save multiple images in a different format with a fewer steps
who want to have a white background when saving images in JPEG
who want to change the hue level, the saturation level, the brightness level and the contrast level of multiple images altogether
who want to have the JPEG format file extension as 'jpg' rather than 'jpeg' and the TIFF format file extension as 'tif' rather than 'tiff'


- Features -

1. Drag and drop one or more image files directly onto the application window.
2. Click on the Resize button for the corresponding image and set a new image size. If necessary, turn on the ‘Apply the size change to all images’ checkbox button to apply the same new size to other image files.
3. Click on the Color button to change the color level (hue, saturation, brightness, contrast) of the the corresponding image.
4. Additionally, click on the Color button to have a color background layer on a translucent image.
5. See a final image in a large frame.
6. Save all images with new sizes and color altering levels to disk with a click of a mouse button and select a volume or a folder.
7. Select the file extension name of an HEIC image from a list of heic, heics, hif.
8. Select the file extension name of a JPEG image from a list of jpeg, jpg.
9. Select the file extension name of a JPEG 2000 image from a list of jp2, j2k, jpf, jpx.
10.Select the file extension name of a TIFF image from a list of tif, tiff.
11.Select your own default open-file folder for this application.
12.Select your own default save-file folder for this application.
13.Choose to overwrite or not to overwrite existing files.
14.The application supports both retina and non-retina screens.
15.Share a final image after resized and color levels altered with other applications with a click of a mouse button.
16.Languages: English only.
17.Application file size: 7.6 MB.
18.The application comes with a built-in 12-page quick guide. Click on the Quick guide button at the at the startup screen.


- System requirements -

1. macOS 13.5 (Universal)


- Limitations -

1. The user can select and open as many as three image files at a time without the ‘Infinite number of images’ in-app purchase.
2. This application is originally designed for an Apple chip (M1, M2, M3) machine. If you have a machine with an Intel chip, you may encounter some unexpected side effects that cannot be overcome programmatically through Xcode.