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Duplicate a photo into 1 to 10 exact copies
iEdit makes 1, 2, 3, 5 or 10 copies of a photo on your iPhone, iPad or Android device. Every copy is the same file byte for byte, with the same picture, size and EXIF details, saved to My files for free or to your photo library with Premium.
Overview
Pick a photo, choose how many copies, 1, 2, 3, 5 or 10, and where they should go: My files, or your photo library. Each copy is numbered, so a picture called Receipt becomes Receipt (copy 1), Receipt (copy 2) and so on. Nothing is re-encoded. Every copy is the same file byte for byte, with the same pixels, size, colour profile and EXIF details as the original.
Because the copies are exact, there is no quality loss however many times you duplicate, and a HEIC stays HEIC, a PNG stays PNG. Copies to My files are free. Copies to your photo library need iEdit Premium and the permission to add photos, which iEdit asks for only at that moment. When saving to the gallery, iEdit confirms how many copies were saved.
Keep a safe copy before you edit the original, hand several identical files to a form that insists on one upload per field, or make a set of copies to rename and file in different categories. The copying runs on your device, so nothing is uploaded, and the original is not touched.
Why people use it
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Byte-identical copies
The same picture, size and details, with no re-encoding and no loss.
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1 to 10 copies
Pick 1, 2, 3, 5 or 10 copies, each numbered.
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My files or gallery
Copies to My files are free; copies to your photo library are part of Premium.
How to use Duplicate image in iEdit
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Open iEdit and tap Duplicate image on the Photo tab.
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Pick a photo from My files or your device.
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Choose 1, 2, 3, 5 or 10 copies and where to save them.
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Tap Save copies and find them in My files or your photo library.
Frequently asked questions
Does duplicating a photo lose quality?
No. Each copy is written byte for byte from the original file, so the pixels, file size, format, colour profile and EXIF details are identical. Nothing is re-encoded, which means you can duplicate as often as you like without any change to the picture.
Can I save the duplicates straight to my photo library?
Yes, with iEdit Premium, an optional monthly subscription with a 3-day free trial. iEdit asks for permission to add photos at that moment, saves the copies and confirms how many were added. Copies to My files inside iEdit are free.
Is anything uploaded when I duplicate a photo?
No. The copies are made on your iPhone, iPad or Android device, with no server involved and no account needed, so the tool works offline. Your original photo is not changed; the copies are new files in My files or your photo library.
Try Duplicate image in iEdit
Available for iPhone, iPad and Android.