App features

Everything SizeFold does with a batch

SizeFold reads a complete input folder, applies saved crop and color settings, writes each required JPEG, then archives the original after the outputs succeed.

SizeFold showing a complete product photo batch workflow
Complete-folder batchesUp to 3 output recipesOriginals preserved

Input and review

Begin where the photography workflow already ends

Card imports and tethered captures already arrive in a directory. SizeFold makes that directory the batch boundary, so the operator does not need to select the same files again.

Use a complete folder

Choose one input directory. Its top-level JPG, PNG, HEIC, and TIFF files form the current batch.

Browse with the mouse or keyboard

Check thumbnails, file details, and a large preview. Arrow keys move through the batch without leaving the preview.

Compare with the original

Hold the preview to see the untouched source. Release it to return to the current crop and color result.

Crop and image treatment

Save decisions that match the shooting setup

A prepared batch normally shares camera, lighting, and product placement. That consistency allows one crop and color recipe to work across the batch.

Five crop ratios

Create 1:1, 16:9, 9:16, 4:3, or 3:4 outputs using the image center in the current release.

Light and color controls

Adjust exposure, contrast, highlights, shadows, temperature, tint, saturation, sharpening, and RGB channel compensation.

Output dimensions and JPEG quality

Set the long edge, short edge, width, or height and choose JPEG quality independently for every recipe.

Delivery

Generate several required versions without rerunning the batch

Different channels often require different proportions, dimensions, treatments, filenames, and destinations. One shared export setting cannot represent all of them.

Up to three output recipes

Each recipe stores its own crop, dimensions, color settings, JPEG quality, filename rule, and output directory. Enable only the ones the job needs.

Independent naming

Keep source filenames or add a recipe-specific prefix with continuous numbering across batches.

A folder for each result

Send ecommerce and social versions straight to their own folders in the same run.

Originals and failures

A failed output leaves the source in place

SizeFold does not treat a source as finished until every enabled recipe has produced its file.

Archive only after success

An original moves to the Originals folder only after all enabled recipes finish for that source.

Failed sources remain available

If a required output fails, incomplete products from that attempt are removed and the original remains in the input directory for retry.

Local processing

Apple frameworks handle crop, color, resize, and JPEG generation on the Mac. SizeFold has no account or cloud photo service.

Annotations stay separate

Mark up a preview with text, arrows, shapes, or drawing, then copy or export it for review. The marks are not written into the original or batch output.