Case study · Android app
PixelZip.
An Android image utility to compress single or batch images and convert between JPG, PNG and WEBP.
- Context
- Studio product, published on Google Play
- Role
- Designed, built and published the app — from idea to Google Play Console release.
Overview
The goal.
Help people shrink and convert images directly on their phone, without uploading their photos anywhere.
A production Android app for compressing images — one at a time or in batches — and converting between JPG, PNG and WEBP. Built with React Native and Expo, with image processing done on the device.
Approach
Design & development.
- 01Processed images locally on the device, keeping the app fast and photos private.
- 02Supported batch compression so multiple images can be handled in one pass.
- 03Added format conversion between JPG, PNG and WEBP alongside compression.
- 04Built with React Native and Expo, with Firebase Analytics, and released through Google Play Console.
Key features
Key features
- Single and batch image compression
- JPG, PNG and WEBP conversion
- Local, on-device image processing
- Firebase Analytics
- Google AdMob monetisation
Technology
Technology stack
- React Native (Expo)
- Firebase Analytics
- Google AdMob
- Google Play Console
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