Crop, resize, convert and compress photos on iPhone

Remove unwanted edges, change orientation or correct a tilted photo without starting another project.

What you can adjust

• Free crop and aspect ratios
• Rotation and two flips
• Fine straightening

Drag the crop freely or choose original proportions, square, 4:3, 3:4, 3:2, 2:3, 16:9 or 9:16. Rotate a quarter turn, flip horizontally or vertically, and fine-tune straightening. Other adjustments stay in place as you switch tools, and recent edits can be undone.

Keep the original size, enter width and height, limit the longest side or scale the image by a percentage.

What you can adjust

• Width, height and proportions
• Longest side or percentage
• Fit, Fill and padding

Lock proportions to avoid stretching. When the output ratio differs, Fit keeps the whole picture with padding; Fill covers the area by cropping. Set the padding color, or use transparency for PNG and WebP.

Reduce the file for uploading, sending or meeting a service’s requirements. The target-size field clearly switches between KB and MB.

What you can adjust

• Compression quality
• Target size in KB or MB
• Lossless WebP

Adjust quality for JPEG, HEIC and ordinary WebP. WebP also offers lossless mode; PNG uses lossless encoding. A target size can be requested, but not every limit is achievable. If the file is still too large, reduce dimensions or change format.

Inspect dimensions, format, file size and available camera, capture and location information. Then prepare a copy without personal data.

What you can adjust

• Source information
• Prepare a clean copy
• Inspect the result’s data

Cleanup removes personal metadata such as GPS and camera details. The app shows information from the prepared copy; final saving happens through Export. The original and saved project source are untouched. This does not erase visible text in the photo.

Keep finished and unfinished work in one library. A label on each card shows whether it belongs to Studio or Tools.

What you can adjust

• Shared library
• Folders and names
• Editable settings

Create folders, organize work and reopen it with its settings. A saved project belongs to a specific photo. In Tools, ordinary project saving and repeat export are free; they are different from Pro settings reusable on new photos.

When a successful setup will be useful again, save it with Pro and apply it to new photos.

What you can adjust

• A named setup you create
• Apply again
• Update your settings

A Studio style keeps background, placement, crop, format and shadow; text layers are not included. Tools settings keep size, format, compression, padding and an optional aspect rule. An exact hand-drawn crop rectangle is not transferred to another photo; the aspect rule creates a centered crop. Find Tools saved settings inside the editor and the batch parameters.