Desqueeze - Batch Resizer

Name: Desqueeze - Batch Resizer
Rating: 4.6 (769 reviews)
Author: Aliaksei Khutarshchykau

By: Aliaksei Khutarshchykau

Resize Photos & Videos | HDR

Features & Capabilities

Desqueeze - Batch Resizer is a Chrome extension that lets you resize, de-squeeze, and upscale photos and videos in batches with HDR, Live Photo support, and 100+ templates for social media and optimization.

Enter exact sizes up to 18,000 × 12,000 px for photos and 8K for videos, with configurable formats, DPI, color profiles, and metadata preservation. It supports multiple resize modes, unlimited batch processing, template management, and easy sharing/export options for streamlined workflows.

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By:

Aliaksei Khutarshchykau

Rating:

4.60

(769) 1 ratings

Version:

4.8.4 Last updated: 2026-05-22

Version code:

885935107

Creation date:

2015-12-19

Compatible devices:

Size:

50.04MB

URLs:

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Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-07

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 65,642 ▲ 397

Other rankings

#23 in resize keyword 33 ▼ 2

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Developed by:

Aliaksei Khutarshchykau

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/desqueeze-batch-resizer/id1046809993

Website:

https://www.desqueeze.com

User Reviews

Desqueeze is valued for its social-template presets, organization via templates and Photos folders, and a clean UI. It supports anamorphic workflows and offers a reasonably priced Pro version with no ads. However, users report a watermark on free exports, stability issues during processing, mixed reactions to UI changes, duplicate batch outputs with no bulk delete, and some compatibility gaps (iMovie export and certain anamorphic lenses). Overall it’s a strong batch resizer with notable caveats.

Pros

Preset templates for social platforms (Instagram, Facebook, Twitter) simplify resizing.
Organized workflow with templates and Photos app folders (originals, photos, and videos) keeps projects tidy.
Clean, well-laid-out user interface that is generally easy to use.
Anamorphic lens workflow support (helps with anamorphic video work, e.g., Moment).
Reasonable Pro version price with no ads and value-added features.

Cons

Watermark appears on exports for free users.
Stability issues: app crashes/freezes during processing or large batches.
Mixed reactions to new interface changes; some users prefer the old UI or want an option to revert.
Duplicates can be created during batch resizing and there’s no easy delete-all option.
Export/lens compatibility gaps (e.g., Pro export not always iMovie-friendly; limited support for some anamorphic lenses like Osmo Pocket 3).