Your files are not uploaded to any servers for processing. Thanks to this, you can process hundreds and even thousands of photos right in your browser.
You can view any open photos and evaluate the planned changes before applying the operation. You can also open ZIP archives with subfolders. Opening archives will help you quickly process photos if they are distributed across many folders - there is no need to open photos from each folder separately.
Using the cropping feature, you can create thumbnails of a given size or aspect ratio. You can preview what any open photo will look like after cropping. Photo cropping will be useful if you need to upload a photo to social networks, make desktop wallpaper, or prepare images for product cards in your online store.
The resizing functionality allows you to reduce the resolution of a photo while maintaining the aspect ratio - as a result, the photos will have less weight. For example, this will be useful if you need to send a lot of photos by email or upload to a site with a file size limit.
Watermark functionality supports text and any images (such as logos). You can specify the text color, size (proportional or fixed), transparency and rotate the watermark from 0 to 360 degrees. There are 3 methods for selecting a position: drag, preset and custom. Using a preset position, you can select a location at 10 points in the photo (including the center) and set an offset (in pixels or percentage).
The conversion function supports JPG, PNG, WEBP, BMP and ICO formats.
Processed photos can be downloaded either individually or as an archive with all folders and photos.
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