SnapExport 1.1 · Available on the App Store

Make photos
work anywhere.

SnapExport is a photo and video export tool for iPhone and iPad. It processes your selected photos, Live Photos, and videos on your device. Version 1.1 adds photo dimensions and target file size settings for saving to Files or sending through system sharing.

A photo passing through a blue portal
Select · Convert · ExportPhotos and videos are processed on this device
On device

Feature scope

You do not need to understand HEIC, JPEG, or video containers first. SnapExport separates original exports from compatible conversions and explains the actual action before export begins.

01 · SELECT

Add media with the system picker

Process only the photos, Live Photos, and ordinary videos you choose. No SnapExport account is required.

02 · PROCESS

Keep originals or convert

JPEG, PNG, and ordinary videos can remain unchanged. Photos that need conversion become JPEGs, while Live Photos can become broadly compatible videos.

03 · EXPORT

Send files where you choose

Use the iOS share sheet or save to Files and available file providers. The receiving app decides what it can accept.

1.1: Adjust photos
for your needs.

Expand Advanced Settings on the export review screen to choose quality, longest-side limits, and a target size for still photos being re-encoded. These settings do not affect original JPEG, PNG, or video exports and never modify originals in Photos.

Longest side

Choose no limit, or a maximum of 2048, 1600, or 1280 pixels. Larger photos are reduced proportionally, without stretching or upscaling.

Target file size

Try about 500 KB, 1 MB, or 2 MB per photo. Actual size depends on photo content and settings; an exact match is not guaranteed.

Target, estimate, and result

Review your target settings before starting. When available, estimates show an approximate range. After export, see the actual total size of re-encoded photos. Estimates are not guarantees.

Dimensions and target size are unrestricted by default. To compress an otherwise compatible JPEG, explicitly enable JPEG recompression; it uses free conversion allowance. Original exports may retain existing location data.

Media stays local.
Network use is limited.

Photos, videos, thumbnails, filenames, locations, and EXIF content are not uploaded to Xencero Original exports do not use allowance; Free includes 3 re-encoded items per trusted rolling 24-hour period, including optional JPEG recompression Downloading iCloud originals, confirming allowance periods, and Apple-provided purchases and restoration may require a connection No account, advertising SDK, or third-party behavior analytics SDK is required