PixelBatch — your entire image toolbox in one app, 14 tools for free, so you don't have to edit images one by one anymore

After spending way too long editing images one by one for my content, I built PixelBatch — a native macOS app that processes whole folders of images in one pass. What it does: Core tools Resize — to exact pixels, a percentage, or presets for Instagram, Facebook, X, LinkedIn, Pinterest, YouTube, and more. One image can be exported in multiple sizes at the same time (for example 1080x1080, 1200x630, and 1080x1920 in a single pass) Crop to exact dimensions or aspect ratios Convert between JPEG, PNG, HEIC, WebP, and other formats Compress to a target quality or file size Batch-rename files with custom patterns Rotate and flip Retouch tools Remove Watermark — automatically finds and removes watermarks, logos, and text overlays, then reconstructs the pixels underneath. A manual area-selection fallback is also included Enhance — upscales images 4x with sharp reconstructed detail, great for low-resolution or compressed files Remove Background — one-click clean subject cutout Add Background — place a subject onto a new background Filters and effects — 30+ non-destructive adjustments including brightness, contrast, saturation, exposure, highlights, shadows, temperature, sepia, black and white, duotone, vintage presets, blur, sharpen, vignette, glow, emboss, edge detection, pixelate, cartoon, and more Branding — add your logo as a watermark or overlay custom text with full formatting control How it works Edit a whole folder at once, or open and edit a single image separately with the same tools Live preview before you commit — you see the result on a real image first Reusable presets to save your favorite pipelines Batch queue with progress tracking and per-file error reporting Output to a folder, ZIP, or PDF Runs 100% offline — no account, no cloud, your images never leave your Mac Requirements: macOS 14+, works on Apple Silicon and Intel. Visit Now https://github.com/prathvix/PixelBatch It's free. If it saves you time, a star is appreciated. Happy to answer questions or take feature requests — what is the most annoying batch image task you deal with?