Batch Resize 4+

Name: Batch Resize
Rating: 4.3 (4 reviews)
Author: Vitalij Schaefer

Vitalij Schaefer

Designad för iPad

- 4,3 • 4 betyg

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Beskrivning

This app allows you to resize up to 500 images at once to whatever size in pixels you like, quickly and easily.

You can specify the output format using one of the following four resize modes:

1. Fixed width (Proportional height)

2. Fixed height (Proportional width)

3. Maximum pixel (Proportional width or height)

4. Aspect Fill: Scale the image to fill the output size (Some parts will be clipped)

5. Aspect Fit: Scale the image to fit the output size (Some parts will be filled with the defined color)

Batch Resize gives you the option to save the resized images in Camera Roll and additionally in a custom album.

The maximum output size for 32 bit devices is limited to 4000 x 4000 pixels and for 64 bit devices to 8000 x 8000 pixels.

30 aug. 2024

Version 8.2

Improved app stability by identifying and resolving potential crash causes.

4,3 av 5

4 betyg

Fast and easy to use

This is a great app for batch rescaling pictures. Fast and easy, no fuzz. But, did something happen in the latest v 6.8? I am getting much blurrier output on downscale images now. I used this app to downscale AI art (so I could upscale with better upscalers). I downscale untouched 2048x2048 images down to original 512x512. I used this app because a few other I tried made the 512x512 blurry (like applying a softening filter), this app kept the sharp pixelated output. But now after 6.8 I’m getting worse results. Dev, did something happen with your app or is it something else, can you please check?

Edit: Thank you for the response. I do get a sharper output if I save the 512x512 directly from the app (photoleap). But if nothing changed in your app, then it has to be somewhere else. I’ve used multiple down scaling apps, and this app (Batch Resize) still gives a better result than most others. It’s a 5 star from me, being able to catch rescale is such a huge plus.

Thank you for your feedback. The iOS devices have a retina display. If you resize an image to 512x512 pixels, then it looks pixelated or blurred in the Photos app. That happens because the image is smaller than the display resolution and the Photos app enlarges the image for the full display. The image is however in good quality. You can see it when you look at the image on a computer with a standard non-retina display. Nothing in the algorithm was changed in the last version. There were only a few adjustments to the new operating system that have nothing to do with reducing the size of the images.

Date overwritten at random

I like the app but when I perform a batch resize some photos retain the original date info and others are overwritten with current date. It appears to be random.
Retaining the original data is crucial for my use. Will consider buying only if this is fixed.

Thank you for your feedback. This is not random. The original date can only be preserved for images that contain the date in their EXIF information. If this information is missing, the resized image will display the date when the resized image file was created.

Utvecklaren Vitalij Schaefer har angett att appens integritetsrutiner kan inkludera hantering av data enligt beskrivningen nedan. Det finns mer information i utvecklarens integritetspolicy.