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Image tools
Precise image work on a phone: exact sizes, target file sizes, format conversion and layouts, with colour profiles and metadata respected.
Every image tool in iEdit uses high-quality Lanczos resampling and keeps each photo's own colour profile, so a Display P3 photo from an iPhone does not come out dull. HEIC and WebP go in as easily as JPEG and PNG, EXIF details are preserved unless you ask to remove them, and most tools can handle up to 200 photos in one batch.
Beyond sizing there are layouts: 26 collage designs, grid splits for a multi-post feed, panoramas cut into swipeable slides, photos joined side by side or stacked, and before-and-after comparisons. Batch tools rename, resize, compress and watermark many photos in one go, and every result is saved to My files.
Every Image tool
Each tool has its own page with what it does, how it works and what to expect.
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Resize image
Exact pixels or a percentage, with presets for posts, stories and 4K -
Compress image
Shrink a photo by quality or to 100 KB, 500 KB, 1 MB and other target sizes -
Convert image format
HEIC, WebP, PNG and JPEG in any direction, up to 200 images at once -
Image DPI
Set 300 DPI for print, or any value from 1 to 10,000, without touching the pixels -
Photo collage
2 to 9 photos in 26 layouts, in any post or story shape, up to 4320 px -
Image splitter
Cut one photo into a grid of tiles, up to 5 × 6, with square tiles for Instagram -
Image joiner
Stitch 2 to 20 photos side by side or top to bottom, with an optional gap -
Panorama crop
Slice a wide shot into 2 to 10 swipeable slides for a carousel post -
Before and after
Compare two photos with a sliding divider, side by side or stacked, with labels -
Batch resize
Resize up to 200 photos at once by percentage, longest side or exact size -
Batch compress
Shrink up to 200 photos by quality or to a target size, with the total saving shown -
Batch watermark
One text or picture watermark on many photos at once: size, angle, opacity, position -
Rename & export
Give up to 200 photos one name with numbers, 1, 01 or 001, and a separator -
Duplicate image
1, 2, 3, 5 or 10 byte-identical copies of a photo, to My files or your gallery
Questions about Image in iEdit
Does resizing or compressing reduce image quality?
Resizing uses Lanczos resampling, the method used by professional tools, and JPEG output is saved at 95% quality unless you choose a lower quality or a target size. Colour profiles are kept, so colours look the same afterwards.
Can I convert HEIC photos to JPEG?
Yes. The format converter turns HEIC, WebP, PNG and JPEG into JPEG, PNG, WebP or HEIC, up to 200 images at once, and carries EXIF data along. HEIC output on Android needs Android 9 or later with an HEVC encoder.
Are the image tools free?
Yes. Every image tool is free, and results are saved to My files. Sharing them or saving them to your photo library is part of iEdit Premium, an optional monthly subscription with a 3-day free trial.
Get iEdit free
Available for iPhone, iPad and Android.