Resize Me! Lite (Legacy)

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About this app

This is the legacy version of Resize Me!

The current version is RESIZE ME! PRO — please install it instead.

Search "Resize Me! Pro" on the Play Store, or visit:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.xnview.XnResize

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WHY USE RESIZE ME! PRO INSTEAD?

Resize Me! Pro is the actively maintained version of the app, with all features included:

- Batch resize — process hundreds of photos at once
- Text watermark — protect your photos before sharing
- Customizable borders — add styled frames around images
- Export to WebP — modern format for smaller file sizes
- Preserve or strip metadata (EXIF, GPS) — your choice
- 7 smart resize modes — percentage, fit, fill, ratio, longest side…
- Crop and rotate
- Works offline — your photos stay on your device

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WHY ARE THERE TWO APPS?

Resize Me! Lite (this app) was the original version with limited features. Resize Me! Pro was the full-featured version sold separately. The two apps have since been merged: Resize Me! Pro is the actively developed version going forward.

This Lite version is no longer actively developed. For new features, bug fixes, and Android compatibility updates, please install Resize Me! Pro.

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Ratings and reviews

This is a great app. However may I suggest a few improvements that would make it even better. Would it be possible for the images within a gallery to be ordered by disk size? It would then bring to the front the images most in need of resizing. Also, would it be possible to set a minimum disk size for batch convert? i.e. do not resize an image if it's disk size is less than 250kB, 500kB, 1MB etc.

I needed to reduce the space used by photos on my phone. I used the free Resize Me's photo batch convert on my Camera folder: Selected All, choosing the largest size of 1600x1200 pixels (to resize from the camera's 4608x3456). Just a few clicks, and a half hour later it had put the thousand smaller versions in a new folder, XnResize, which was only a quarter as big, then I copied the original large photos to my laptop and then deleted them from the Camera folder on the phone. Easy.

What apps should be but rarely are. Clean, clear and compact. What programs had to be in the last century, and still a virtue because they're faster and less prone to embarrassing wardrobe malfunctions. The biggest user plus is the ability to simply process batches, which you would think would be a basic but which you don't necessarily find elsewhere.