I needed an app that would resize images in bulk and save them in a separate folder. And this program is quite apt for me. If it could have the option to put a watermark on every image it processes, would have been great. I would like to have this feature in the next update

It's an amazing solution to my daily monotony job and it speeds up my workflow. I highly recommend this app to anyone who is looking for a simple image resizer. Repix app helps me get my photos ready to be uploaded in one click.

So easy to use, and it doesn’t crash! Thank you guys!

I needed to resize some photos but rather than open up Acorn or PS decided to try RePix. Yes, as a few have said, it does what the blurb says... but not much else.Sure, it's easy enough to figure out, but when I pay $2 for an app, I expect a few niceties, such as instructions (other than the ones on the App Store page), and I don't think it's too much to ask to have some *help* under the help menu. "Help isn't available for RePix".Images you want to resize must be dragged and dropped into the window. There is no *import*, so you can't browse your drive and find the images you want.The app comes with 5 presets. You can make your own. If you want to keep the original presets which have labels like SD, HD and Full HD, however, you will have to delete them because, once you make more than 3 presets, the list of presets will no longer scroll. I have yet to figure out how the labels were actually made since the creation of presets don't allow text characters.I thought the toggle suggesting list view and icon view referred to the images I was working on... I was wrong.There is no way I can judge this app as polished. It does what it says. That's it.