You can't move the crop window—you define it by percent or pixels x and y axis—I can SEE the size i want to crop but it's dead center and when I try to adjust, I lose the original settings. it is completely not intuitive.

This app would perfect if it had one extra feature. without that feature i cannot use it at all and i have wasted my money. I need to be able to click and drag to move the photo on the X and Y axis as well as zoom in and out to pick what i want to be cropped on each image. the selection needs to be able to be different for each photo in the queue so that when i am done, each photo comes out as it was prviewed

It definitely does what it says on the tin: crops batches of photos, a fundamental photo editing task that is mysteriously absence from the Preview app. I applaud the developers for providing this key missing functionality.However, there are are least two parts of the interface that need work. Five common crop aspect ratios are provided; If you are cropping to a size different than one of these (as I am 90% of the time) the interface for custom cropping is time-consuming. Either you must exactly specify the drop dimensions in pixels (which requires you to open a photo editing app to figure out) or you can enter the crop dimensions in percentages using a nonintuitive set of arrow keys that only accepts integer percentages. A far faster and more intutive way to do this would be to allow the user to select the crop dimensions via click-and-drag as in a photo editing app. I strongly encourage the developers to trade the crop interface for this! This seems to be the #1 compaint/unmet need mentioned by other customers.A second time-consuming part of the interface is the selection of the output folder. It would save me so much time if the tool would default to use the same folder as I dragged-and-dropped the input files from. However, to recreate such a path in the current app, I have to navigate through the whole filesystem to the folder I want to use--a lengthy, multi-click process. I hope the developers add this feature soon too.

Who ever heard of non-visual selection methods to determine where you want to crop. Maybe software engineers take photos and measure pixels to determine a crop, but anyone with an ounce of creative photography skill wats to use a MARQUEE SELECT and get set the exact crop visually. Why would you not have that simple concept. Such a clunky interface with non-obvious labels. I selected CUSTOM CROP, and then you expect me to want to use an existing edge of an oversized image to choose top left, top right, bottom left, bottom right? You might as well have added You’re Kidding, Right. Such a waste of time.