Plain Player vs Make the Pic Fit

Plain player: a simple, convenient and very lite video & audio player. It can play many popular video formats like avi, mp4, mkv… and almost audio formats. It has various settings that can help you easily to watch videos & audio in the way you want. It supports many gestures like double-tap, swipe to seek, change brightness, volume and zoom. You can easily choose the orientation of the video, so that you don’t need to change your device orientation setting whenever watching movie. It can also support local subtitle. You can transfer subtitle file with the same name of the video to the same folder, and it will automatically show when you play video. Currently it only support srt format, but in the future, it can support other formats, too. You can import video & audio files using a computer, or using app Files or Photos to copy video & audio files on your device to the app. The app interface is very simple, plain and intuitive, so you can easily know how to use all the features of app on the first sight. It has some sort options and search function to help you find the video & audio you want. You can also edit metadata of mp3 files. It even has a web view inside used to watch YouTube videos without ads. On iPad, you can watch up to 4K videos. So you don’t need to open your browser app when you need to watch YouTube videos. The youtube player also supports some gestures like swipe to seek, change brightness and volume. Now you can listen to your youtube video/music while screen is turned off with picture in picture mode.

Ever try to upload a photo only to get an error that the file is too large? Make the Pic Fit solves that problem instantly. Resize any photo so it fits within a specific pixel size or file size limit. Perfect for websites, forms, email attachments, and messaging systems that reject images that are too large. Simple and Fast - Select a photo - Choose a maximum size (pixels and/or MB) - Export the resized image Perfect For - Uploading photos to websites with strict limits - Email attachments with size restrictions - Government or school forms that reject large images - Messaging systems that limit image size When a website says your image is too big, Make the Pic Fit fixes it in seconds.