After copying the app to your Applications folder, run the following in Terminal to remove the app from Apple's Quarantine:
xattr -cr /Applications/moop.app
You can import JPEG/JPG, PNG, WebP, TIFF/TIF, GIF, SVG/SVGZ, and AVIF.
moop currently exports to WebP, PNG, and JPEG.
Yes. moop is built for batch processing, so you can optimize many files in one run.
Yes. Drag files into the app to queue them instantly.
Yes. You can set max width and height while keeping proportions intact.
Yes. Animated GIF and animated WebP are supported.
No. moop is local-only, so your images stay on your machine.
Files are saved in app-managed input and output folders. You can click the reveal in file manager button to view these files at their location.
Adjust quality and effort to balance visual fidelity against file size in settings to set defaults for new images or on the sliders to adjust on a per-image basis.
Yes. Formats like PNG and WebP can preserve alpha transparency.
Yes. moop includes multilingual UI support.
moop is a desktop app currently supported on macOS. Support for Windows & Linux coming soon.
moop is a portmanteau of the lowing of a cow and "optimize".
moop is built for fast, repeatable batch workflows. You can set output rules once, process large sets in one pass, and keep results consistent across runs. If you optimize images regularly and want fewer manual steps, moop is the more workflow-focused option.