PixelResize has a refreshed image editor with a clearer preview, improved metadata, quick resize presets, and easier access to size, crop, format, quality, and export controls. The layout now adapts to different iPhone sizes, including smaller models, while keeping the complete editing workflow visible without scrolling. We also improved the home screen, image importing, batch selection, localization, and overall visual consistency.

PixelResize is now clearer and easier to use! New guided four-step workflow. Free and Premium options are easier to distinguish. Preview Premium formats and settings before deciding. Redesigned Premium screen with clearer free trial and pricing. New export summary with resolution, format, and final size. Better adaptation to all iPhone sizes. Clearer messages and updated translations. We also improved overall stability for a smoother experience.

New framing control to keep the most important part of your image visible. Export in JPEG, PNG, and HEIC. Batch processing for up to 30 images with Premium. Save images to Photos or export them as a ZIP. New results summary showing resolution, format, and final size. Improved history with thumbnails and reusable settings. Improved presets for saving your favorite configurations. Easier importing from Photos and Files. Optimized design for every iPhone size. General performance, stability, and translation improvements.

This update makes PixelResize faster and clearer to use. New ready-made sizes are now available for App Store landscape screenshots, iPhone wallpapers and profile photos, so you can resize images with fewer manual steps. After exporting, the app now shows a clearer summary with the number of images, output size, format and file size when available. History is easier to use too: previous exports now make it clearer that you can tap them to reuse the same settings. We also improved reliability behind the scenes for a smoother resizing experience.

PixelResize now gives free users more control when resizing. Fit and Fill modes are now free. Stretch remains a Premium resize mode. The App Store preset now uses the correct large iPhone size: 1320 × 2868 px. Single-image exports on iOS can now be saved as files, not only to Photos. Free/Premium wording is clearer across the app.

New HEIC export for Premium users. The format picker now shows only export formats supported by the device. Clearer error messages when a format cannot be exported. Internal improvements to format validation and export tests.

PixelResize now gives everyone unlimited basic resizing. Free users can resize as much as they want with the simple JPEG workflow. Premium now focuses on advanced editing power: bigger batches, PNG export, saved presets, manual quality control, and advanced fit modes. Premium also now starts with a 3-day free trial when the App Store offer is available.

PixelResize has a refreshed App Store look with new screenshots made to feel clearer, calmer, and easier to trust at a glance. This update is about that first moment: seeing the app, understanding what it can do for your photos, and feeling ready to resize without friction.

This update adds Quick Sizes in the resize editor. Choose common output dimensions like Square, Story/Reel, YouTube thumbnail, Web preview, and App Store with one tap. The update also includes localized labels and small interface refinements.

What’s New: We improved temporary file handling during export. • Temporary files are now cleaned automatically when an export finishes (success, cancellation, or error). • Each batch export now uses its own isolated temp job folder. • On app launch, PixelResize automatically purges stale temp files older than 24 hours. • Safe cleanup guardrails: only files inside PixelResize temp storage are removed. • Internal logging was improved for better diagnostics and stability.

Fixed the crash when tapping “Save to Photos”. Fixed blank image previews after selecting an image. Optimized image decoding and caching. Improved history preparation to reduce UI blocking. Added tests for Photos saving, previews, and Premium validation.