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是否增加手动涂抹打码功能
Response from developer
感谢您使用图易,1.1.0版本已经增加了手动框选区域打码
希望支持低系统
开发者你好,这个应用特别方便使用,也比较实用。但我的另外一个手机是17.0系统,这个app无法使用。而且现在大多数的手机还是老系统 他们不会因为使用这款app尔升级系统或着购买一部新手机。这款app应该对手机系统版本要求也不是特别高,所以希望您支持一下17.0系统,让这些老系统用户能够使用,谢谢🙏

This private photo toolkit processes images directly on your device, offering compression, resizing, and conversion without uploads or accounts. It provides essential tools for everyday image tasks, ensuring your data remains secure and accessible offline.
1.1.3
August 26, 2026
This update adds a new Playful Tools section and moves Fuse Bead Pattern into it. New Liquid Glass Watermark: select up to 9 photos, read device, capture time, focal length, aperture, shutter speed, ISO, and coordinate metadata, then create camera-style glass watermarks near the bottom of each image. Exports are saved as new JPEG photos and never overwrite originals. The feature does not request your current location. Liquid Glass Watermark requires iOS 26 or later.
MoreNo, PicEasy is ad-free. The app explicitly states 'No advertising SDK', 'No ad tracking', and 'No ads' in its description, ensuring an uninterrupted user experience.
PicEasy is a one-time purchase priced at $5.99. There are no subscriptions or in-app purchases required after the initial buy.
Yes, core tools in PicEasy work offline. By processing photos on your device, it reduces reliance on network connectivity and keeps essential functions available.
PicEasy is currently supported on iPhone. The app leverages the processing capabilities of the iPhone itself for its on-device operations.
PicEasy was last updated on August 2, 2026, with version 1.0.0. Further update frequency is not specified, but the initial release suggests ongoing development.
PicEasy has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for users of all ages, with no mature content.
PicEasy prioritizes user privacy by not uploading photos or requiring accounts. It processes images locally on the device, minimizing data collection and privacy risks.
The primary benefit is privacy, as photos stay on your iPhone. Additionally, on-device processing ensures core tools are available offline and reduces privacy risks associated with cloud uploads.