Smaller photos, nothing hidden.
Shrink photos, and strip the hidden details, before you send them.
Ready-made sizes for email and for websites, or choose the size, format and quality yourself.
Location, camera and lens serial numbers, owner names, dates, thumbnails and the editing software, all removed.
Whittle turns photos the right way up and keeps their colour profile, so nothing looks different.
New files go into a Whittled folder next to the photos, or a folder you choose. Nothing is overwritten.
Drop in a folder from a holiday or a wedding, and Whittle works through it using every core, with a Stop button.
Drag photos or folders onto the window, or choose them. Whittle makes copies that are smaller to send, without the hidden details, and leaves the photos you started with exactly as they are.
Click any photo to see what it carries. Whittle shows the place it was taken in plain words, and lists every hidden detail beside what will happen to it.
Whittle works through a folder using every core of your computer, with progress as it goes. You can keep using your computer, and Stop finishes the photos already started.
After whittling, Whittle reads each new file back rather than assuming. Open any photo to see its new size and that the location is gone.
How much smaller your photos are, and exactly what was removed. The new copies are in a Whittled folder next to the originals.
Whittle matches your computer's light or dark appearance, and every part of it can be used from the keyboard.
Photos carry more than the picture. Most phones and cameras record where a photo was taken, the camera's serial number, the date and sometimes your name, and all of it goes with the photo when you send it.
Whittle shows you what each photo is carrying, then makes new copies that are small enough to email or put online, with the hidden details removed. It tells you in one sentence what it did, and reads the new files back to prove it.
Click a photo to see what's hidden in it before you whittle it, and what's left afterwards.
Choose to keep the date a photo was taken, or your name and copyright, if you want them in the new file.
HEIC photos from an iPhone are turned into JPEGs on a Mac.
No. Whittle works entirely on your computer and doesn't need the internet.
No. It always writes new files, and never replaces the ones you started with.
JPEG, PNG, WebP, GIF, TIFF, and HEIC on a Mac. It writes JPEG, WebP or PNG.
Whittle is made by Partech Systems Limited.
