Image Crop

Image Crop is a handy little tool that can save you loads of time when you're dealing with a bunch of photos. Whether you need to crop, rename, or convert images, this app has got your back! With its ability to process multiple pictures at once, it really shines in the world of photo editing.

Easy-to-Use Interface

The Image Crop app sports a simple and clean layout. When you open it up, you'll see a file list along with two sidebars and a settings panel at the bottom left. It’s super user-friendly!

Add Images Quickly

You can add images easily by hitting the "Add Images" button at the top right corner or by dragging and dropping files straight from Finder. Just keep in mind that it doesn’t let you add photos through the Finder's right-click menu, which might be a bummer for some folks.

Simplified Cropping Options

Cropping your pictures is as simple as clicking the "Crop" tab. You can choose from pre-defined aspect ratios using the "Auto Crop" drop-down menu or create your own custom rules based on percentages or pixels.

Renaming and Converting Made Easy

If renaming and converting your photos is on your agenda, just head over to the "Output" tab. Here, you can select an image format like JPG or PNG and set up a renaming rule for all your processed photos.

Supported Formats

This app supports tons of formats like JPG, TIF, GIF, JPEG, PNG, TIFF, JPE, JP2, JPX, and BMP. Plus, you can pick a custom output folder for all your images!

Keep Your EXIF Data Intact

An awesome feature of Image Crop is that it lets you keep all those important EXIF details and creation dates of your photos. This is super useful for photographers who have to deal with large libraries of images daily.

Save Your Settings

You can also save custom settings profiles in Image Crop! This means if you're working with similar types of pictures often, you won’t have to reconfigure everything each time.

Final Thoughts

Overall, Image Crop performed excellently during our tests. It’s definitely going to save you time if you're used to cropping, renaming, or converting one photo at a time!