OneEdit Pro

Please add support on preserving transparent PNGs and also adding support to import images from Files app in ios11 rather than encouraging user to go back and forth between app and using SharetoOneEdit option.

This is a poorly made app that doesn't perform the advertised functions properly. I can look past the fact that this app feels unituitive and clunky, but it's frustrating that it performs batch processing with such inaccuracy to the point where it becomes useless. Batch editing is the core feature of this app that people buy it for, and this part should at least function properly. The batch functions of this app work very inconsistently from image to image and there is no way to manually correct the mistakes that it makes. Here are some issues that I noticed for the specific features that I tested out: 1) The text overlay doesn't work well. When I enlarge the text, it gets cut off in half horizontally and it becomes unreadable. Words from the text also get cut off even though the text is small enough that it should fit inside the image. Adding to the frustration is the fact that the text has to be typed & edited on a separate window, which means that I cannot see what I'm doing and have no idea how that text will look on the images. There are no text styling options like bold or italics. There is no opacity option for the text, so it's not possible to create semi-transparent text. Also, the text is highly inaccurate when it is batch processed to be applied to the different images. For example, I apply the text on the top middle part of one image but then it gets applied to the corner of another image, or to some completely random spot, or it just gets cut off altogether in some images and it's not visible at all. 2) The image overlay doesn't work well either. There's no opacity option, so the overlayed image cannot be made semi-transparent. The batch processing is also poor and inconsistent. The overlayed image shows up in varying sizes in the diferent images due to the images having different sizes. It looks smaller in larger images and bigger in smaller images. It doesn't scale proportionally according to the image size. 3) I tried using the background tool to apply a border to my images, but the border thickness isn't uniform in all images. On the larger images, the border is really thin. On the smaller images, the border looks very thick. The border is not scaled proportionally based on the size of the image. It keeps the same thickness without considering percentage in relation to the size of each image. 4) The circle crop crops the images differently from each other. Some images are cropped okay, some are cropped at irrelevant areas, and some are

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 th

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.