Image Toolbox (Resizer)
Image toolbox is the app which based on modern tech stack using Clean Architecture. It has features like filters applying, cropping, EXIF editing, quality and output image type picking and tons of another options.
Features
Properties
- Lightweight
- Privacy focused
Features
- Image resizing
- Crop images
- Image Conversion
- Image Optimizer
- Works Offline
- Ad-free
- Remove EXIF Data
- Image Comparison
- Photographic filters
- No registration required
- Batch processing
- Image Preview
- Remove Image Background
- Dark Mode
- No Tracking
- Color Picker
- Batch conversion
- Cipher
- Batch Editing
- Blur Filter
- Custom Brushes
- Built-in Color Picker
- OCR
- Support for Layers
- Free hand drawing
Tags
- exif
- exiftool
- F-droid
- image-manipulation
- Android
- EXIF Metadata
- resizer-image
- crop-image
- jetpack-compose
- bitmap
- kotlin
- offline-ocr
- clean-architecture
- fdroid
- Material You
- filter-image
Image Toolbox (Resizer) News & Activities
Recent News
Recent activities
- kelsonv reviewed Image Toolbox (Resizer)
The swiss army knife of image editors. You can do almost anything if you can find the feature. One of the few mobile image apps I've found that will preserve location metadata while editing (if you want it to), which makes it helpful for things like adjusting the contrast before uploading an observation to iNaturalist
The only real problem I've run into is that it shrinks images to the screen size when you crop them, which means losing detail unless youre...
OrdinaryPerson added Image Toolbox (Resizer) as alternative to DeJPEG
saay added Image Toolbox (Resizer) as alternative to Batcher- Navi reviewed Image Toolbox (Resizer)
I used the 64bit architecture specific FOSS version. Image Toolbox has some more advanced features and good level of customization to the theming but terrible UI/UX. Want to just make a quick simple manual edit? You can't do that easily. Saturation, hue, contrast and so on are all only able to be edited individually and in different filter locations. The good thing is the filters are none destructive so you can delete a filter in a stack of filters. Unfortunately don't really get a live preview...
- Jqri reviewed Image Toolbox (Resizer)
Use this app often, because it just has all the tools I need. Haven't encountered any problems, but im not an expert in image editing.
- Diatomee reviewed Image Toolbox (Resizer)
Absolutely best app and most features per app. You can do everything with the photos you ever wanted and things you didn't know you could do, and you can customize everything in the appearance of the app, too! If I had infinite time at my hands and would want to create a perfect picture editing app, I would try to create an app like this.
Tbh I mostly use it to resize images and blur sensitive information
- Diatomee liked Image Toolbox (Resizer)
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What is Image Toolbox (Resizer)?
ImageToolbox is a versatile image editing tool designed for efficient photo manipulation. It allows users to crop, apply filters, edit EXIF data, erase backgrounds, and even convert images to PDFs. Ideal for both photographers and developers, the tool offers a simple interface with powerful capabilities.
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Developed by
Malik Mukhametzyanov Licensing
Open Source (Apache-2.0) and Free product.Rating
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Comments and Reviews
The swiss army knife of image editors. You can do almost anything if you can find the feature. One of the few mobile image apps I've found that will preserve location metadata while editing (if you want it to), which makes it helpful for things like adjusting the contrast before uploading an observation to
iNaturalist
The only real problem I've run into is that it shrinks images to the screen size when you crop them, which means losing detail unless youre cropping it to a small enough area that all the pixels fit on your display. I've worked around this by cropping in
Fossify Gallery and adjusting colors in Image Toolbox.
Absolutely best app and most features per app. You can do everything with the photos you ever wanted and things you didn't know you could do, and you can customize everything in the appearance of the app, too! If I had infinite time at my hands and would want to create a perfect picture editing app, I would try to create an app like this.
Tbh I mostly use it to resize images and blur sensitive information
Use this app often, because it just has all the tools I need. Haven't encountered any problems, but im not an expert in image editing.
I used the 64bit architecture specific FOSS version. Image Toolbox has some more advanced features and good level of customization to the theming but terrible UI/UX. Want to just make a quick simple manual edit? You can't do that easily. Saturation, hue, contrast and so on are all only able to be edited individually and in different filter locations. The good thing is the filters are none destructive so you can delete a filter in a stack of filters. Unfortunately don't really get a live preview because the image tries to render itself before displaying so you have to work a bit blindly and if you want to apply multiple edits this becomes a very tedious task. Image file conversion speed will depend on settings and your device CPU power and file format. Some of the image format conversions are buggy such as JXL causing an app crash when rendering at higher compression setting. Not recommended for making quick manual color and light edits from how time consuming it is but good for ready filters and more detailed work and niche features if you don't mind taking time to get around the poor means to accomplish this. I may try the market version later to see if it is better performance or not. Unfortunately open source image editors for Android are slim pickings especially one's still maintained.
Offline OCR
Good image manipulation toolbox, riddled by questionable UI choices.
Works. Easy to use. Free. Open Source. Download it.