Updated the App Store screenshots for every language. No changes to the app itself.

Suihei is now available in 33 languages — 31 more than before. • New languages: Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Korean, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese (Brazil), Russian, Dutch, Polish, Turkish, Swedish, Danish, Norwegian, Finnish, Ukrainian, Czech, Arabic, Hebrew, Hindi, Indonesian, Vietnamese, Thai, Malay, Hungarian, Romanian, Slovak, Greek, Croatian, Catalan • Suihei follows your macOS language setting. You can also pin the app to one language in Settings > General > Language. • Arabic and Hebrew are laid out right to left. • Angles use the decimal separator of the language shown on screen.

Safer exports, plus fixes to keyboard handling. • When an export or a load fails, Suihei now keeps the reason for each photo. "Show Failures" on the completion screen lists what failed and why. • Photos exported with a correction no longer leave a broken file behind if the export fails, and when overwriting, the existing file is replaced only once the export succeeds. • Originals opened in another window are no longer overwritten by an export. • After canceling a load, "Resume Loading" picks up the remaining photos. • Enlarging the crop box with the keyboard (⌘↑) now works even when the box touches the edge of the photo. • Export file names: the prefix field shows how many characters fit, so a name that is too long no longer stops the export. • ⌥← and ⌥→ now move the cursor in the export panel's text fields, and arrow keys no longer switch photos while you drag a crop. • Settings > Shortcuts now warns about keys macOS takes first, such as ⌘Space and ⇧⌘3. • Other fixes, including crop adjustments that could be lost after a correction reset or a restart.

Fixes for crop handling. • The crop box can now be enlarged by dragging a corner or edge even when it touches the edge of the photo. • Corner handles are easier to grab — approaching one diagonally no longer moves the whole box instead. • Fixed an issue where the crop box would snap back to its previous size while you were dragging. • Fixed an issue where the view would jump back to its previous position right after double-clicking to zoom.

Stability and usability improvements. • Batch auto-correcting photos you've rotated or cropped by hand now asks before overwriting those adjustments. • Rotate, crop, and leveling shortcuts now start editing right away, even from preview. • Opening the same folder in two windows no longer loses the edits made in either one. • Exported files now keep their copyright, keywords, ratings, and other metadata.

• A clearer two-step export: first set the JPEG quality and file names — the original name, or a prefix + sequential number — and preview the exact names as you go. Then just choose the destination folder. • Open the folder right after exporting: the completion screen now has a button to reveal your exported files in Finder. • Work in the order you like: sort the list by file name, file date, or capture date. The count, navigation, sequential numbering, and export order all follow what you see. • Faster deleting: turn off the delete confirmation with "Skip From Now On," and switch it back on anytime in Settings > General. • See the correction method: auto-corrected photos now show whether AI or Vision was used. • Easier thumbnail scrolling: the strip's scroll bar is always visible, and you can drag its knob to scroll. • Exports that protect your originals: Suihei never overwrites the photos you loaded, and if a name already exists it lists the conflicting files first. • Refinements and fixes: your selection is kept when you cancel an export, plus smaller display and interaction fixes throughout. • Fixed an issue where exporting wide-gamut photos (Display P3, Adobe RGB) could reduce color saturation.

• Batch correction on load: right after your photos load, auto-correct all of them at once with AI (recommended) or Vision. • "Unreviewed" workflow: when the estimate isn't confident, the suggested angle appears as a live preview — confirm it with one click, cancel it, or simply rotate by hand. • "No Correction Needed": photos that are already level stay untouched, and exporting them copies the original file with zero quality loss. • Export improvements: a results summary after each export, plus an adjustable JPEG quality setting with an option to match the source photo's quality. • Mouse support: scroll to zoom, Space-drag or middle-drag to pan, double-click to toggle fit / 2×. • Free allowance update: your first 100 exports are free, and after that 10 more are free every day. • Many refinements: clearer wording throughout, more tooltips, a cleaner start screen, better layout in small windows, and per-item removal in Recent Items.