JPEG-MP4 Compressor for Videos vs Posing Cam: Portrait Tool Usage & Stats

□ Photos: Batch compression & resize □ Video: Compression & resize ■ Image quality comparison allows you to quickly compare the image quality before and after video compression. ■ You can save the original GPS and Exif information in the photos and videos after compression. [How to use photo compression] 1. Tap "Photo" on the startup screen. 2. Tap a photo in the list or swipe horizontally to select multiple photos and tap "Compress". 3. Select the format to save (JPEG, PNG, HEIC), decide the output size, and tap "Save" to save the photo. * If you want to include the location information and Exif of the compression source in the photo after conversion, set location information and Exif to ON (red). Note) If you save a photo with a transparent background as JPEG, the transparent part will be saved in white. [How to use video compression] 1. Tap "Video" on the startup screen. 2. Tap a video in the list to select it. 3. Select the format to save (MP4, MOV), decide the output size, and tap "Save" to save the video. * If you want to include the location information and creation date of the compression source in the converted video, set the location information and creation date to ON (red). * Compress the video by adjusting the bitrate and output size. Note) Depending on the video, it may not be possible to compress to the specified bitrate. For image quality comparison, create a 1 second video. This allows you to quickly compare the image quality before and after compression. It supports image Zoom In/Out.