ExitAnty vs Fast Image Compressor

ExitAnty runs dozens of isolated browser sessions on one iPhone or iPad. Each profile is a separate container with its own fingerprint, proxy, cookies and storage. Profiles never see each other. Isolation you can trust Every session keeps its own cookies, cache, localStorage and WebView context. Native iPhone fingerprint Built on WebKit, the engine Safari uses, so a profile looks like the device it runs on. Adjust user agent, screen, language, platform, time zone, CPU and memory; control WebRTC, Canvas and WebGL. A proxy for every profile SOCKS5 or HTTP per profile with IP, country and latency checks. WebRTC and DNS follow the proxy; time zone and locale follow the exit IP. Cookies under control Import and export in JSON and Netscape formats, warm-up robot, AES-256 encryption on the device. Teams Share sessions instead of passwords. Owner and member roles. Profiles sync between iPhone and Mac. Automation MCP server with 39 tools for AI agents, WebDriver and Session API, human-like input simulation, virtual camera.

Target file size Choose a preset from 20 KB to 2 MB or enter a size in KB or MB. Successful results stay within the size limit. Quality and resolution may be reduced. Format conversion Convert HEIC, JPG, PNG and GIF to JPG, PNG, HEIC or a still GIF. Converting and compressing happen in one step. Batch processing Select up to 50 photos and apply the same size limit to each. Animated GIFs Animated GIFs are marked when selected. Choose the first frame or another frame to convert. Metadata Choose whether to keep available date, camera and shooting information in JPG and HEIC output. Location data is removed by default. History The latest 200 results are stored in the app. Save or share them again from History. Older results are deleted automatically. Saving and sharing Save results to Photos or Files, or share them with another app. Privacy No account or ads. Photos are processed on the device and are not sent to the developer. Photos are chosen with the system photo picker, so the app does not ask for access to the whole library.