Excellent for art dealers
Response from developer
Thanks so much for the lovely review! It’s great to hear PixelResize is helping you prepare your images right on your phone. We’re really glad you’re enjoying the lifetime option too!

Easily adjust image dimensions to specific pixel sizes for various uses like social media or web. Offers high-quality output and supports multiple export formats. Batch processing is available with a premium subscription.
1.6.0
November 5, 2026
Now with a Mac app built with Mac Catalyst and an Apple Watch companion. Choose a size on Watch for photos selected on iPhone, then save or share the prepared result from iPhone. Improved iPad layouts and desktop keyboard commands. Premium access is shared across iPhone, iPad and Mac with the same Apple Account.
MoreTools, batches up to 30, saved presets
Thanks so much for the lovely review! It’s great to hear PixelResize is helping you prepare your images right on your phone. We’re really glad you’re enjoying the lifetime option too!
PixelResize is a mobile application designed to resize photos to exact pixel dimensions. It supports JPG, PNG, and HEIC formats with quality control and batch processing features available via subscription.
You can resize images by setting the exact width and height in pixels. The app allows you to keep proportions with an aspect ratio lock or customize dimensions freely.
PixelResize supports exporting images in JPG and PNG formats. It also mentions HEIC support for input images.
Yes, batch resizing multiple images at once is a premium feature available with a subscription to PixelResize Premium.
PixelResize offers a 'PixelResize Premium Monthly' subscription at $2.99 per month, which includes a 3-day free trial.
No, PixelResize does not contain advertisements. The app is free to download and use, with optional premium features available through subscription.
PixelResize is available on iPhones and iPads, indicated by its supported devices list.
The latest version of PixelResize is 1.5.9, which was last updated on August 28, 2026. This suggests a relatively recent update cycle.