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One look, applied to every photo in the batch
Converting a whole shoot's worth of photos one at a time gets old fast. Add the whole set at once, set up a single look, and it applies to every image the same way — the finished batch downloads together as one ZIP instead of separate files.
Add a set of photos, dial in one look, and download the whole batch as a single ZIP.
Add a set, set the look once
Drag in as many photos as the shoot needs, or select them all from a folder at once. Pick a preset, adjust exposure, contrast, grain, vignette or the color filter — whatever combination you land on is exactly what gets applied to every photo in the batch, not just a preset name shared loosely across them.
One ZIP, not one download at a time
Choose an export format and quality once — JPG, PNG or WebP — and it applies to the whole set. When everything's processed, the batch downloads as a single ZIP file, built as it streams so a large set doesn't need to sit fully in memory before it can start downloading.
No server, so no server-imposed limit
Every photo is processed on your own device, so there's no upload step for a server to place a size or count limit on. The only real ceiling is your own device's memory — there's no fixed number picked for you, because there's no server in the loop deciding one.
One bad file doesn't stop the rest
Each photo in the batch shows its own status — queued, processing, done, or an error if it couldn't be read. If one file fails, the rest of the batch keeps going, and the ZIP export includes every photo that processed successfully.
Frequently asked questions
How many photos can I add to one batch?
As many as your device can comfortably handle at once. There's no server-side cap, since nothing is uploaded — the practical limit is local memory, not a number we set.
Does every photo get the exact same edit?
Yes — one look applies to the whole batch. If a different photo needs a different look, process it as its own batch or one at a time instead.
Can I preview a photo before exporting the whole batch?
Yes. Click any photo in the batch list to preview it individually before you export the full set as a ZIP.
What happens if one photo in the batch fails to process?
It's marked with an error and skipped. The rest of the batch continues, and only the successfully processed photos are included in the ZIP.