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ResizeKit
An Android app that resizes, compresses, converts and crops your images, and turns them into PDFs — all processed on your device, with no accounts and no uploads.
Free and ad-supported, with on-device-only processing: your photos are never uploaded, viewed, or stored on a server. Usage analytics are off by default.
What ResizeKit does
- Resize, compress, convert and crop images, and turn them into PDFs.
- Process many images in one batch.
- Everything happens on your phone — your photos are never uploaded.
- No account, no sign-up: we never ask for your name, email or phone number.
- No photo-library permission: you choose images with Android's own photo picker.
- Choose whether to keep or strip photo metadata (EXIF), such as camera model and GPS location.
- Free to use and supported by ads; watch a short rewarded video to pause ads for ten minutes.
Privacy
ResizeKit is built to handle as little data as possible. The ResizeKit Privacy Policy explains exactly what the app does with your images and device information, including advertising, analytics and crash reports.
ResizeKit FAQ
- Is ResizeKit free?
- Yes. ResizeKit is free to use and supported by ads (Google AdMob), and the app does not currently sell anything. If you want fewer ads, you can watch a short rewarded video, which unlocks larger batches for that job and pauses ads for ten minutes.
- Are my photos uploaded anywhere?
- No. ResizeKit reads, processes and saves your images entirely on your device. We do not upload, receive, view or store them.
- Do I need an account to use ResizeKit?
- No. There are no accounts and no sign-up — ResizeKit never asks for your name, email address or phone number.
- What can ResizeKit do with my images?
- It resizes, compresses, converts and crops images, and can turn them into PDFs. It can also process a whole batch at once.
- Does ResizeKit remove location data from my photos?
- You choose. Photos can carry metadata such as the camera model and the GPS location where they were taken, and ResizeKit lets you keep or remove it in the files it saves.
Interested in ResizeKit?
Get in touch for early access or updates — we read every message, and it helps shape what we build next.