Photo Compress , Resize & Crop

About this app

Photo Compress & Resize helps you quickly reduce your picture size or resolution. Optimize your images with a perfect balance in quality and file size. Photo Compress & Resize is also a super easy to use application to crop and rotate your photos. Photo Compress & Resize uses smart lossy compression techniques to reduce the file size of your photos. Use the crop functionality to remove unwanted portions of the image and choose between the many aspect ratio available to better adjust your photo. Image compressior basic features of this Photo Compress & Resize app :- * Small app size * Simple UI * Powerful Compression Mode * Batch Image Compressor * Very good quality of the compressed photos and optional compress quality * Multiple Photo Compressor at one time * Direct Share * Maintain Resolution * 90% Compression Result * resize or crop any image * Rotate the photo by 90° either clockwise and then crop the photo * Use finger to zoom/move, rotate the crop area on the photo * Share photos with your friends via social networks. How Image Compress Works: 1) select multiple images 2) press start compress button 3) preview screen display all image with total size of image before and after compress process. 4) tap on image to see it's old size and compressed size 5) download or share image direct from app. How Image Resizer works: 1) select the picture 2) enter the resolution (width x height) 3) press start resize button 4) the selected picture is reduced and displayed 5) download or share image direct from app How Image Crop works: 1) select image2) press start crop 3) adjust image and press done to crop image 4) the selected picture is crop and displayed 5) download or share image direct from app share the app with your friends and family member if you like it.

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1. First observed Aug 19, 2026 · 5:36 AM Free