Picket vs PDFSidekick

Save the images you find on the web, all at once and with ease. Picket makes collecting images genuinely effortless. Just open a page and pick the images you want — they're saved to your Camera Roll or an in-app album, all in one go. Downloads - Deep search: follows links to other pages and finds full-size images that are easy to miss in a thumbnail list. - Batch saving: save every image you've selected with a single tap. - Parallel loading: several pages are loaded at once, so you're not left waiting even with a lot of images. Browsing - Bookmarks: save the sites you visit often and open them again in a tap. - Search engine: switch to the search engine you're used to. - Ad blocking: cut down on distracting ads so it's easier to find the images you're after. - Tabs: keep several sites open and switch between them quickly. - Share sheet: send a URL from another app and open it right in Picket. File management - Organize your growing collection exactly how you like with folders and albums. - Supports JPG, PNG, GIF, and SVG, as well as WebP and HEIF. - Bundle your saved images into a ZIP, or convert them to a PDF to share. - Import images from the Photos app, too. iCloud sync - Sync your collection across devices. Save an image on your iPhone and pick it up on your iPad.

PDFSidekick is a cross-platform PDF utility app for everyday PDF tasks. It offers a clear, consistent interface across operating systems and lets users add files via drag-and-drop or file selection. The app consolidates common PDF functions in one place, including merging multiple PDFs in a specified order, extracting selected pages as PDF, text, or images, compressing files to reduce size, creating PDF/A archive versions, and viewing PDFs with page controls, printing, sharing, and configurable settings such as the user interface language.