photos – Eternal Storms Software

Yoink for Mac drastically improves and simplifies drag and drop on the Mac.
Version 3.7.5 now makes it ridiculously easy to pull in original RAW files, burst photos, Live photo videos, and more from Photos app photos and videos.

As important to me as the CMD key
john.H, Mac App Store

What is Yoink?

Yoink is a temporary place for your file drags. Whether you want to collect images from a website, text snippets from a document, or move files around in Finder, Yoink offers a “shelf” you can place them in so you can move freely to the files’ actual destination. It can hold virtually anything you can drag and appears whenever you start to drag something. It’s also highly customizable to fit your needs. It also comes with a clipboard history, easily accessible from widgets, or the “shelf” itself.

Absolute essential
Nonscents01, Mac App Store

What’s New in Yoink v3.7.5?

Effortlessly load original RAW files, images from bursts, videos from live photos and unedited originals for photos you dragged to Yoink from the Photos app^{(macOS 13+ required)}
When dragging photos and videos from Photos to Yoink and then onwards to other apps (for instance, iMovie or Final Cut Pro), the original cinematic, slow-mo and time-lapse properties are now preserved, allowing full editing, instead of being handed just the final render from Photos^{(macOS 13+ required)}
A couple of bug fixes

👉 For the full release notes, please click here 👈

Why This Matters

Photos can make it quite a bit frustrating to get to original files of your photos and videos, with multiple dialogs involved.
With these new features in Yoink, loading in RAW files, unedited originals, all images in a burst, and live photo videos is just a right-click away.
For photographers, video editors, and content creators who frequently move assets out of Photos, this can significantly reduce the number of steps required, and saves a bunch of time.

Probably the first app I install on any Mac I use.
Ernie S., Setapp

Links and Availability

Yoink is a one-time-lifetime purchase at USD 8.99 / EUR 9.99 / GBP 8.99, or as part of a Setapp subscription.
It requires macOS 10.13 and is currently localized into English, German, French, Italian, Portuguese, Japanese, Simplified Chinese and Korean.
A free, 28-day trial is available for download on the website; if your trial has ended, this update will give you some more time to evaluate my app.

Wouldn’t be without Yoink
Jolly Good Creative, Mac App Store

➡️ Website + free, 28-day trial + Direct Purchase
🖥️ Mac App Store
😍 The Eternal Storms Software Productivity Bundle on the Mac App Store ^{(get Yoink, ScreenFloat, Transloader and DeskMat at ~20% off)}
🔁 Setapp ^{(also has my apps ScreenFloat and Transloader, plus over 250 awesome apps with one subscription, 7-day trial)}

💡 Usage Tips

📱 Yoink is also available as a separate purchase for iPhone and iPad

💌 Contact & Connect

Makes your life so much easier!
Zakazastar, Mac App Store

If you have any feedback or questions, please don’t hesitate to use the contact link above, or below : )
Have a great day, and thank you for stopping by.

Favorite app – no joke
mrjonathanallan, Mac App Store

Proudly Introducing: Briefly

Briefly is my brand new app for Mac (and soon, iOS) that I’ve been working on since October 2011 (yes, that long!) and I’m so happy I’m finally able to release it.

It’s my first content-creation-app (as in, you produce something with this app). All my other apps are utilities or apps that help you get things done in a quicker or easier fashion, but this one actually lets you create something cool 🙂

What is Briefly?

Still Motion videos are a fun and neat way to show hundreds of photos within a short amount of time. Say, you want to show all your vacation or holiday photos, or photos from a hiking trip you took but don’t want to sort any of them out. With still motion videos, you can show them all.

Briefly lets you create those videos with just a few clicks. Add your photos (from your hard drive, flickr and/or Instagram), an optional soundtrack and let Briefly do the rest.
It will create your video (up to 1080p – Briefly can also choose the best resolution automatically to reduce or completely eliminate black borders around your photos), fade out the audio if it is longer than the video at the end and let you publish it on popular video sharing sites like YouTube and Vimeo, as well as Facebook and flickr (yes, Briefly is the reason I wrote ESSVideoShare (blog post about that here)).

Pricing and Availability

Briefly is available exclusively on the Mac App Store for currently $4,99 (35% off). The iOS version will be released later this year on iOS 7.
As is tradition, a free, 15-day trial is available for download here (direct download here, 4,7MB, zip).

Thank you for reading – I hope you enjoy Briefly and my other apps 🙂

Warm regards,
Matt

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