Image Converter·

I was very excited to find this app, but it won’t even let me open my photos. When I opened the app, I was taken to a screen to select photos from photo library or files, but there was no response when I tried tapping either button. Just stuck on the same screen. I tried restarting my phone and even reinstalling the app, but I have the same problem. Developers, please help because I’d love to have a subscription if the app works as it should!

I rated this app 3 stars because half of the time it creates doubles of every image that I convert. It only works correctly after restarting my phone. That is stupid! I paid for the year of premium too.

Could not figure out how to use it. Crashes constantly. Could not convert any heic images. Absolutely terrible and wasted my time. Removed

Generally, I hardly ever write comments, but for this one, I'm writing right after downloading and using it for just a couple of minutes! It's a helpful app with a clean and lovely UI. Furthermore, the colour space option is also excellent and straightforward. But there is some room for improvement. The first and foremost is the resolution reduction issue. It reduces the resolution of the images without even asking. Personally, I prefer my photos to be in their original resolution and quality (even though it may result in a larger size because of the nature of the output format). It would be nice to have a setting for this. The second issue I've experienced in this short-term app usage is the “Saving Behaviour” setting. It won't get saved permanently, and it gets reset to the default value on every launch. It would be nice to consider these refinements. Thanks.

The update does retain all EXIF information in all the photo file types. Great job by the developer! My earlier review: Works good. I’d gladly give it 5 stars if it retained all EXIF information in the converted photo file.

When you choose PNG Exit the app. There is a problem with the app

Needed this for a long time. Nicely done.

The app performs superbly on my iPhone(7-11) and iPads (mini2 & iPad9). Extremely smooth compression from iPhone PNG photos to JPG then air drop or email to iMacs running SnowLeopard and Yosemite. Unfortunately the photo’s retail the P3 Display/color profile (check “get info” of image) which will crash Preview in SnowLeopard if you try to edit there. Would love to be able to alter that to sRGB or Adobe RGB1998 as an option on the conversion. Currently I have to manually assign the profile for each file one at a time and re-save on SnowLeopard. I do this to about 50 images a day. P3 was forced on iPhone users a few IOS’s back with no opt out. Yosemite will not “Save As” after assigning RGB profile, it requires “Export” and then often will not retain the profile change. I use a lot of graphic and video apps that are not available on newer Macs, so maintain several older ones for this reason. Plus it would not be practical to update everything on all the computers at this time in my life. I may be one of a few that would find this useful, but would surely appreciate the time savings this would bring to my work flow. HEIC also has similar issues with older OS machines but we can switch that off in settings.

😁 very good

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