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Bad advertisement, I want my money back.

Love it everything about it, except it crashes with batches greater than 15 photos.

I like this app a lot and it has a lot of useful features. With smallish photosets less than 50 photos from a DSLR this works decently. For anything beyond that such as processing a large album it crashes after a short time of processing and never finishes it. There's no way to resume or know where it got to with the large set making cleanup next to impossible. If it can be patched to not crash on large photo batches I'd be happy to call this app just about perfect as a companion to my favorite Mac app Photo Bulk which does similar things to this app minus all the additional publication features this app has.

Works perfectly for my needs!

Updated May 2018 One of my most used productivity tools and indispensable if you work on websites or graphic design. Developer keeps the app updated and well maintained. I've used OneEdit for years. I was thrilled to have found it and have never run across another app that works like this one does by offering so many different kinds of edits in batch mode. One feature request I made a while back was to bring back thumbnail photos of albums for when you save your completed edits. Since that hasn't happened I'm guessing there's a good reason it can no longer be done. So I came up with a workaround that's working for me. I have maybe 100 albums (pure guess here) and searching for the right album to export to takes way too long with the thumbnail pics gone. So I stopped using that productivity feature...and just save to camera roll. Then I have to go there and move the images to the correct album. It's time consuming and less productive than it used to be when I could readily ID the correct album by its cover photo. My workaround is to add an Apple emoji as the 1st character of the Album's name. Since I'm only doing this with a few main albums, those emoji titles really 'jump out' of that long list for me. 🙂 I can once again use the 'save to a specific album' feature! ________________________________________________________________ Update June 2017 I've got a feature request since I got 2 new iPads recently. How hard would it be to let us export our editing profiles to a use on a new device? If that would be hard, how about possibly integrating the Settings in iCloud? Thanks. _________________________________________________________________ Update Feb 2017 Still love this app. It's got so many features that even after having used it daily for a couple of years, I'm still finding new ones. Batch editing is amazing. There's nothing else like this in the App Store! If you email the developer using the in-app feature (or just the regular way) he actually responds and helps you solve whatever issue or concern you may have. _________________________________________________________________ Update April 2016 I was thrilled that the Developer fixed a few minor bugs recently...and this app is now one I use almost daily. I'd be hard pressed to write my website's content with it. For new users...go to the developers site and watch the videos several times. Each edit is done serially...so stack up a group of edits, look at 'Preview Overall' to see how the pics will look after all edits are executed...then execute them. Afterwards, save your editing profile if you think you'll use of it again. If you can't find your executed images...tap on 'Result' at the bottom. There's also a history you get to via the gear icon in the upper left corner. New values for cropping App screenshots to made on iPad Pro are x=600 y=160 w=1500 & h=1750...see below for more. An amazing...Great...app! _________________________________________________________________ 1st REVIEW Feb 20, 2015 I have been searching for an app like this for years! This one is truly amazing! It does what I need and so much more. My immediate need is to crop screenshots, in this case Apps in the App Store, to display on webpages on my website. While it was tricky to figure out the correct dimensions, I'm so glad I perserved. It does that plus adds a border and resizes them all in one step. In case anyone's interested these are the dimensions for the crop command: distance from left: 400, from top: 160, width 1245 & height 1225. It took me hours to figure these out, and there are a few minor bugs...like it says the photos did not save...but they do. You can save your settings as a profile for future use too. This is a Great App!

Every time I click execute, the app crashes.

For 5+ years I used OneEdit Pro literally dozens of times/day to crunch images and to (seriously) help me re-order my camera roll by batching wads of files (in the order I chose) to make up for a total lack of an iOS file system. This kept me sane. Great for adding little date tags, too. I've now switched to a different app. I think Tiger (the dev) is a great, talented, and responsive guy and *none* of this is personal. I wish him the best. But around either v2.6 or v2.7 things got funky. The photo picker didn't reflect the image ordering of the camera roll. (If the last/latest 2 pics on your roll are: a photo taken "right now" followed by a photo you imported from 2007...the picker would only show that "now" photo, and bury your very end cam roll image back in the 2007 depths of the list. This is bad for me. I have 50,000 images on my camera roll alone. The workaround was to put the 2007 pic in its own folder, then pick it after I chose the "now" one in the cam roll picker. That's fine for 1 Image. But if you have a string of 50 images of every possible date...this kludge won't even begin to work. Then v2.8 was released, and it literally *destroyed* the output image's file names into things like: 0E527946-CE53-4BD4-A6AA-851A527B9946_20170713015820354.jpg If that wasn't bad enough, those names weren't in serial order. Holy lord. The new app I'm using *even* has an option switch to keep original EXiF date/time, or make it 'now'. EVEN for PNGs! I didn't know that was possible. And its selection preview shows a thumb icon, file format abbrev, size, metadata or fULL view (if pressed). Wow. The time and hassle that all saves. I'm not going to name that app here. But I'll bet you know what I mean, Tiger, and I'd go peep it. Competition-wise. Nick

This app's interface is ridiculous. There is absolutely zero consideration given to usability or intuitive layout. To compound the issue, the scaling quality is awful. It will take a perfectly nice photo and scale it down to a pixelated piece of garbage.

I have been looking for an app that perform batch processing on photos. Thank you for creating OneEdit Pro.

And the developer STILL updates it.

Ridiculous, confusing…. I hated it within minutes. I don’t like to put people’s hard work down, but this app is very confusing. I would not recommend it because you’ll waste a lot of time trying to figure it out.

Workflow was a bit convoluted but overall it did the job until the latest upgrade. Now, no matter what I do it only shows a few random pics from my photos! I've deleted and reinstalled and there's no change. Contacted support and they couldn't resolve it.

Completely unintuitive way to crop. After several tries I can't get it to simply crop!

This app is back to its former glory. Really missed it when it wasn't working for a few weeks after the ios8 update.

I am giving this app 1 star because I though I would be able to edit things like Brightness and Contrast and then apply the setting tona batch of photos.

Kicks me out of the app almost every time! Ugh! Waste of time and money!

This is a really helpful app! All that I would as for is: could you add an option to "flip" photos horizontally and vertically?

Very poorly designed and way too complicated! This isn't a windows machine, batch processing should be simple, effective, and quick... Wasted $3!!! And the color is way over the top!

I assume that maybe a lot of feature needs and any stability issues were recently addressed as of the time I bought this (early July, 2013. Because I've found this app to be wonderfully simple to figure out, well-organized and fast. It was indispensable to me, as my large images were crashing a Keynote sideshow I was making. I did several types of batch conversions for hundreds of images, and the only times it was flummoxed was when I encountered an old file that must have had corrupted data. Other apps couldn't handle them either. Otherwise, I had 24MP images shrunk quickly and beautifully in batches. I have a few small niggles about some minor layout and feedback, but they were easy to figure out if they weren't immediately obvious, and everything else about the app and its features has been thought out very well. It's easily one of my best purchases in a good while. Nothing too flashy, mind you, but very effective and efficient.

This app works great! Photographer, blogger, archivist, this app fulfills all I need in a batch process. Thanks!!

App is crude and does perform at all as expected. Save your money!

Great app for my industry: real estate. I've just done my initial test drive of this app and found a very fast and effective way to take extremely large photos from my professional photographer, who uploads my photos to dropbox, then batch edit to resize to get them anywhere I want. Built-in linking provides a super easy way to get these photos anywhere I need them. This app will save time and increase my productivity. I teach an iPad class to my fellow Realtors in my company. This will certainly be on my agenda for the next class. Best part: I'm not having to jump on my PC to edit these photos any longer. Efficiency is the key!

App doesn't seem to do any of the things it promises in the description. I feel like I've been robbed of my $2.99. Don't make that mistake too!

I was looking for a batch editor to manipulate scads of photos at once and this one does very nicely to edit a bunch of photos. The main use for me was to make silly 5 mb files a bit more manageable by reducing their file size without sacrificing image quality too much. This photo editor does this nicely, well worth the small cost.

I was looking for a robust photo editing app that could batch process lots of photos at once and I stumbled upon this. Works great and has more tools and features than I imagined it would. The only thing I would ask is to support video the same way. That would make it perfect.

I've been trying to completely replace my computer with my iPad. This app has allowed me to get very close. Now I can easily resize my photos and make other adjustments with batch processing. As far as I know, this is the only app that can do this. And it does it very well. No problems so far. Easy to use and plenty of options. Definitely recommended.

Lame that you have to download every photo in a Dropbox folder just to batch a few.

Why do I need to share my location in order to import pictures? What kind of an trojan feature is that? Apart from this, I like the batch processing and possibility to export all pics into a compact PDF - I mean keynote presentations are fancy - but man, do they take up a lot of space!!! I'd also welcome the possibility to add comments to each individual photo...

My only problem thus far is enabling the Color Effects options, e.g. Brightness, Contrast, Saturation, etc., don't work, and not only don't they work, they produce a blank, black or gray image, both in Preview and after processing. Other settings, e.g. Gray Scale, Border, etc, seem to work fine. My real "complaint" is the lack of a white balance setting. I have hundreds of IR images that all need a subtle tweak in their WB, and a batch mode to do it would save countless hours. Another great feature that the developer should look into is an "auto" function for the Color Effect settings. While no auto-setting will be perfectfor every image, there are several apps in the Store that have one-button fix that adjusts brightness, contrast, HSL, etc., yielding very acceptable results, certainly better than straight out of camera. Sadly those "one trick ponies" don't do batch processing. Add it here, add WB, and fix the color settings and this would be a complete batch processor.

The functionality of the app is great. Does what it says. I use this app to upload batch images to my FTP folder. I can create a new folder too to upload the pictures. This is good compared to other apps of same kind out there. The UI could be better. The support is great. A tip I received from the developer: to upload pictures maintaining the same quality without any edits select either RAW or by sliding the JPG bar to maximum. My suggestions for UI improvement: 1. There should be an option/option where I could just upload the selected batch images with one single button instead of moving from left to right (execute) and then exporting. 2. There should be a "clear" button on the right side (output) side as well

Nice WHEN it works, which is less than 50 % of the time. It crashes and freezes when uploading to Facebook most of the time. I would advise you to save your money, the app has obvious defects. . .

Crashes ipad2

This app does exactly what it advertises. With it, I can upload my raw images using the camera kit, then use OneEdit to upload them to DropBox for storage, and convert them (in batch) to JPGs for display on Picasa. I have tried many other apps, and none of them work. My one request would be to allow upload to Google Docs (since I would like to share storage with Picasa, but Picasa doesn't handle CR2 files from Canon)

Very easy to use, fast, nice app!

Wish I could get my money back. Crashed on me multiple times, and after one of them it came back up thinking there were only 43 pictures in my Stored Photos on the iPad when there were hundreds. Never was able to get it to "rediscover" the missing photos. (They're still there if you use the photo viewer.) Also doesn't deal seamlessly with both portrait and landscape photos.

This app worked great the first time. Easy to understand and use. I don't understand why iPhoto won't give you simple edit tools like rotate photo. This app allowed me to select 15 photos at one time, rotate all of them and save them back into iPhoto. This app does a lot more that I will explore in the future, for now the batch rotate makes this app a valuable tool.

This is a great app for batch processing images. I use it to prepare images for the web, and it's fast and effective. I think its easier to use than most desktop and web options. I highly recommend it for anyone who needs a flexible way to batch edit images.

This app doesn't respect both options in landscape orientation, so if you use a case or a mount of some sort to prop your ipad up in landscape view, there's a 50% chance your preferred landscape orientation isn't supported. It's the little things that kill, and attention to detail has always been a big part of preferring the Apple experience. • No thumbnails are generated for more than the first twenty or so pics in the image selection menu nor for the photos selected in the input list. Needless to say this is an exceptional pain in the rear. I actually found myself switching back and forth between OneEdit and the Photos app to determine the coordinates (cell addresses) for the range of images I wanted to operate on, e.g. 36th row from the bottom, 2nd picture from the left, through the 89th row from the bottom, 3rd picture from the left (36B—89C). After determining these coordinates from within the photos app, I switched back to OneEdit and proceeded to use that info to select and import that range of images into the input list. This definitely defeats the purpose of BATCH editing. • Image sequences don't seem to be respected. As far as I can tell, OneEdit outputs the images in the reverse order that they were input. • Usability is a mess. Notifications are often presented in button form, although obviously they do nothing when tapped on because they're just messages; and often times these messages appear in the same place in the same button style as actual buttons that were tapped seconds ago in confirmation of another step. Sometimes you have to tap "Cancel" ikn order to mean "Done", and all sorts of other hokey balogna of a similar manner. Another kludgey example, I can't figure out how to dump the output images after having exported them to my desired destination. There's a clear button under the input list, a clear button under the actions list, but nothing of the sort under the output list. So, when I processed a second batch of photos, they were simply added to the first batch that was sitting in the output list. In other words, in order to export the second batch to my desired destination (Photos app), I had to re-export all of the photos from my first batch too. Then I went into the Photos app and manually deleted all of the duplicates that were created. Maybe there is a way to delete previous images from the output list, but it sure isn't obvious. In fact the statement "it sure isn't obvious" applies to much of the OneEdit experience. If you really need batch image processing then some how, some way, you should be able to accomplish the basics with this app. And I think this is the only app available, at this point, for performing these tasks, so take it or leave it I guess. Just don't expect the most fluid, elegant, well thought out process for doing so.

this app is fabulous. Apple needs to learn from this developer. it works like a charm. and it makes iPad get closer to a computer functionality. I loved the option to batch rotate, batch import, batch export and the ability to change the format. I will try the other options later. but just for the above mentioned functions you deserve five stars from me. the layout is awesome ( I liked the 3 compartments). it resemble the Automator on a Mac. keep the good work. excellent app. : )

I was looking for an iPad app to use for processing images and sending them to my Dropbox account. I needed a few things that seemingly did not exist in other apps (including the Dropbox app, which needs to take a look at what they lack here). First, I needed a method of either compressing or resizing batches of images on iPad. OneEdit has this covered quite well with several resizing options as well as choosing a file type and some other cool stuff. Next, I needed to be able to batch upload to Dropbox. Yes, this should be a feature of the Dropbox app. Maybe they'll get there someday. I need features now though. I found one app that gave be the option to upload batches of images, but once my files were in Dropbox, I had no way of moving them from the default folder where all those files were sent by the app and although Dropbox finally added support for folder creation within their app, there's still no way to move batches of files within the app once you've created your folder. OneEdit pretty much addresses that also, since I can create folders on the fly as I'm resizing/rotating/etc. So, if you're fed up with the single file upload on your otherwise awesome Dropbox and you need to process or resize images, OneEdit is for you. I haven't even tried it with Facebook yet. I told the developer they should raise the price because it would be worth $5 or more, so get the app now before they take my advice! Only 4 stars now because of some minor GUI issues, but this app is absolutely, truly and really good.