Resize, compress, watermark and convert hundreds of photos at once, on the device.
Batchly runs on iPhone and iPad. The app interface is in English.
Download on the App StoreResizing photos one at a time is slow. Two ways to resize many at once on iPhone: the free Shortcuts route and Batchly, with the long-edge trick photographers use.
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