OneEdit Pro

OneEdit Pro

Batch Edit, Filter & Upload

8 ratings
57 reviews

Archived App (Last seen on 19 Nov 2025)

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This app streamlines image editing and uploading by allowing users to perform multiple tasks simultaneously on numerous photos. It supports creating PDFs, montages, GIFs, and ZIP files, and offers one-tap uploads to various cloud services.

βœ“Batch image editing
βœ“Create PDF, GIF, Montage, ZIP
βœ“Cloud storage uploads
βœ“Resize, crop, filters, artistic styles
βœ“Background removal and addition
βœ“Metadata editing (GPS, license)
βœ“Filename batch renaming
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What's New in OneEdit Pro

3.7

August 17, 2021

1. Cropping Images using Saliency automatically 2. Super Resolution (upscale image) 3. Bug fix

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User reviews

Dammit the dev needs to fix bugs

When applying custom filters like changing values in the CMYK halftone filter it ignores all changes and applies the default values.

Batch edit is extremely inaccurate

This is a poorly made app that doesn't perform the advertised functions properly. I can look past the fact that this app feels unituitive and clunky, but it's frustrating that it performs batch processing with such inaccuracy to the point where it becomes useless. Batch editing is the core feature of this app that people buy it for, and this part should at least function properly. The batch functions of this app work very inconsistently from image to image and there is no way to manually correct the mistakes that it makes. Here are some issues that I noticed for the specific features that I tested out:

1) The text overlay doesn't work well. When I enlarge the text, it gets cut off in half horizontally and it becomes unreadable. Words from the text also get cut off even though the text is small enough that it should fit inside the image. Adding to the frustration is the fact that the text has to be typed & edited on a separate window, which means that I cannot see what I'm doing and have no idea how that text will look on the images. There are no text styling options like bold or italics. There is no opacity option for the text, so it's not possible to create semi-transparent text. Also, the text is highly inaccurate when it is batch processed to be applied to the different images. For example, I apply the text on the top middle part of one image but then it gets applied to the corner of another image, or to some completely random spot, or it just gets cut off altogether in some images and it's not visible at all.

2) The image overlay doesn't work well either. There's no opacity option, so the overlayed image cannot be made semi-transparent. The batch processing is also poor and inconsistent. The overlayed image shows up in varying sizes in the diferent images due to the images having different sizes. It looks smaller in larger images and bigger in smaller images. It doesn't scale proportionally according to the image size.

3) I tried using the background tool to apply a border to my images, but the border thickness isn't uniform in all images. On the larger images, the border is really thin. On the smaller images, the border looks very thick. The border is not scaled proportionally based on the size of the image. It keeps the same thickness without considering percentage in relation to the size of each image.

4) The circle crop crops the images differently from each other. Some images are cropped okay, some are cropped at irrelevant areas, and some are zoomed in on a part of the image that nothing is clearly visible. It is quite inaccurate, and there is no way to even go back to manually fix these mistakes.

5) The background remover works poorly and leaves jagged edges.

Although this app seems to have a good concept, it feels very incomplete because there are many issues with the implementation of these features. The major inaccuracies with the batch feature were the worst part of it.
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incredibly confusing

The crop to fit feature in resize doesn't do anything, it doesnt crop. I can't crop images to square and resize them. If you use both functions , crop doesnt work. If you crop first and want to use resize after it doesnt use cropped versions it uses originals, which is useless. Wasted 30 min on this app without results.
The export feature can't export images themselves.
they have to be Zipped and you can only drag the zip filder from the pane, no save as feature. No save to folder.
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Can’t resize photos, I want my money back.

Bad advertisement, I want my money back.

Works well

Worked for me on iOS 13. Tons of options for batch editing photos, most are more for fun effects. I wish there a filter for adjusting exposure and brighten. (The shadow/highlight filter didn’t do what I needed).

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FAQ

What does this app do?

This app allows you to perform multiple image editing and exporting tasks on numerous photos simultaneously. You can resize, crop, apply filters, add overlays, remove backgrounds, and more. It also supports creating PDFs, montages, animated GIFs, and ZIP files from your images.

What are the key editing features?

Key editing features include resizing, scaling, super resolution (upscaling), flipping, adding text and image overlays, background manipulation (removal/addition), applying artistic styles, rotating, cropping, colorization, and metadata editing (GPS, license).

How much does the app cost?

The app is free to use. Based on the provided information, there are no in-app purchases or advertisements, indicating a completely free experience.

What file formats and cloud services are supported?

Supported output formats include PNG, JPG, and PDF. The app allows one-tap uploads to popular cloud services like Google Drive, OneDrive, Box, Dropbox, Flickr, FTP Servers, and WebDAV Servers, as well as saving to the device's photo library or Files app.

What are common use cases for this app?

Common use cases include efficiently preparing multiple photos for social media, creating photo collages or montages, generating GIFs from a series of images, organizing and backing up photos to cloud storage, and batch renaming files before or after editing.