Magic!
Can’t say enough good things about this app. It’s super simple, super easy to use, and resize without losing quality to the point of being unbelievable. I choose highest quality and full original resolution, it reduces photos by 5-10x yet I can’t tell any difference.
In the future I hope:
1/ we can edit more than 20 photos at once
2/ the app can tell which images have been compressed already, even with by just looking at the name -compressed or by whether a photo is from resize-it folder or not, so to avoid recompress a compressed photo.
3/ if we resize a photo that belongs to multiple albums (including favorite), once we delete it after resizing, the resized copy should be added to corresponding albums
Thanks so much for this app!!!
Gets the job done well
Resizing JPEG’s
Smooth and Easy
HEIC?
Image Resizer
Good in theory
- On-device; it’s not sending your photos to some server somewhere.
- Completely free.
- Actually saves a lot of space
The MEH:
- Options are kinda limited – you can’t choose your own resolution or quality, HOWEVER that does make the app very easy to use, which I appreciate. Maybe add an “advanced mode” for those who want those options.
The BAD:
- The app requires full access to your photo library, instead of simply using the iOS photo picker that is more robust, has search, and only gives apps access to photos that you select, when you select them. (Private Access to Photos)
- As a result, there is also no way to sort photos by recently saved. So if you save a photo taken in the past that you want to compress, you have to scroll ALLLLL the way back to that date to find it, or manually change the date in the Photos app.
- The app shows incorrect information on how much storage is in use on your device.
I think these issues are probably caused by the app being relatively old without any major changes.
Sometimes takes a while to delete originals
Perfectly simple & effective
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Save space on iPad
Great App
Size
Super!!
Presque Parfait Categorisation non conservée et options supplémentaires.
- Manque possibilité de garder la catégorisation de l’image.
Exemple : les Captures d’Écran PNG sont bien et significativement réduites en HEIF mais n’apparaissent plus dans la catégorie Capture d’écran d’iOS si on les cherche ensuite.
* Attention l’évaluation de la réduction de poids et/ou traduction ne sont pas correctes. Dans mon cas pour des Captures d’écran, elle a été meilleure sans altérer la qualité.
Exemple : une Capture PNG de 3.Mo devait être réduite de +/- 2 Mo en compression maximale tout en conservant les dimensions originales mais, au final l’image ne pèse que 55.Ko sans véritables pertes de qualité en HEIF. Donc Bravo ! , c’est meilleure qu’annoncé mais il faudrait avoir une estimation plus près de la réalité. D’ailleurs la traduction des résultats chiffrés ne sont pas corrects en français, il ne faut pas traduire l’espace gagné comme « Enregistré » mais en « Récupéré » Sinon on crois que c’est la taille finale du fichier.
** Enfin, ce serait bien de pouvoir choisir le format, en plus de l’HEIF, tel que le JPEG,, PNG…
